"Isaac Asimov adivinó el futuro antes de morir"

In 1988, Isaac Asimov sat in front of a television camera for an interview about education. He didn't have a computer in front of him. He had never used the internet, because the network that existed then was military and closed. And yet, for four minutes, he described with unsettling precision the device you now carry in your pocket. He described instant access to all human knowledge from home. He described how each person could learn by following their own curiosity, at their own pace, without ever setting foot in a classroom. And he described something else, something that no one emphasized then but that we should keep firmly in mind today: the danger of having all the information in the world without having learned how to use it. This video revisits that forgotten interview and explores, step by step, what Asimov saw before anyone else. Why he was able to see it. And why his warning, which he made very clear, hasn't come to pass—not because he was wrong, but because he was too right. He died in 1992, four years before the internet reached homes. He didn't live to see that he was right. I had it. 📚 ABOUT THE CHANNEL Narrative audio documentaries about the great minds that changed our understanding of the world. Science, history, and thought told calmly, without haste or shortcuts. 🔔 Subscribe if you like this way of telling stories. New video every week. #IsaacAsimov #Asimov #Internet #Predictions #Technology #ScienceCommunication #Documentary #ScienceFiction #Future #WisdomOfGreatMinds