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Book · 2025 · Technology & Engineering

Deep Future

Creating Technology That Matters

by Pablos Holman · Recommended by 1 person on 1 podcast

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Why people recommend it

Deep Future by Pablos Holman explores cutting-edge technological innovations and futurism, focusing on the critical developments that will shape human civilization and address global challenges. On an episode of The Tim Ferriss Show titled #827: Pablos Holman — One of The Scariest Hackers I’ve Ever Met, which aired on September 16, 2025, host Tim Ferriss promoted the guest's work near the conclusion of their interview. Tim Ferriss told his listeners that he physically carried the book in his backpack during their meeting and enthusiastically endorsed it to his audience. The host highlighted the title as a crucial read for anyone interested in the creation of technology that genuinely matters for tomorrow's world. Pablos Holman, known for his work on radical futuristic technologies and hacking, discussed various forward-looking concepts during the interview, making the book a natural extension of their conversation. Tim Ferriss used the closing moments of the episode to direct his sizable listener base toward the publication, emphasizing its relevance to contemporary technological discourse and innovation. The recommendation reinforced the episode's core themes surrounding hacking, inventive engineering, and the profound impact that emerging technologies will inevitably have on the trajectory of human history and future global infrastructure.

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Tim Ferriss — 1 mention
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“And if people are interested in the book, which I have in my backpack right now, it's deep future creating technology that matters.”

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“So, I'm trying to pull from your book, which I've been devouring. All right. Deep future, creating technology that matters.”