Adam Skolnick

And now there's literally robot clients

cleaning crews in San Francisco.

And so are we going towards cyborg territory?

It's not crazy to ask that question.

And will these enhancement people be the ones, the first people to put some weird thing chip in their body that they think is gonna make them live longer?

I mean, this is ethically where we're going.

We've lost the idealistic.

Online, there's no idealistic.

It's all idealism.

And that has leaked into the culture to a point that is...

unfortunate.

What is beauty?

You talk about you want to look at that.

And I think young people who are watching the games or who are looking at clavicular and thinking or looking at themselves and be like, I'm not happy with how I look here.

That's like a rite of passage we all go through.

We look in the mirror and we all want to be the best version of ourselves.

The question you have to ask yourself is what is the definition of the best version of yourself?

What's the definition of beauty?

And those are the kinds of things you have to wrestle with, which are part of your ethics.

That's part of the ethic programming.