Andrew Yang
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first heard Oct 2025
last heard 8 Jun
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someone's um screw up or you know like this person someone you should throw online eggs at i mean that's a lot of what you get um so there's this productivity trap element for folks like i guess you're in this boat too with me um like folks like us one thing i've done that's made me feel better about using x is i've given the money away um and so then now it feels like to the extent that i'm earning money i'm like giving it to someone who typically
needs it and the messages I've gotten when I've given even you know five six hundred dollars away it's really touching because people tell me about how you know they were like going to miss rent or that they just got laid off and unfortunately that happens eight out of ten times and I'm not sure if it's just because the folks who enter online giveaways are close to distress or that's just what's going on out there.
Oh, yeah.
I mean, so my wife says this is the worst part of my job.
And she's right because she's seen my mood go dark because of some online interaction.
And one of the comparisons I make is that it's very, very rare in our lives that your neighbor comes to your fence or property line and starts screaming at you.
Like that's not a normal experience.
But you have the online equivalent just about every day.
And maybe they're not screaming at you, but you're witnessing a screaming match.
Yeah, that's the revenue model.
The average American is now checking our smartphone between 186 and 205 times a day.
So if you think about how many hours you're up and about, that comes to once every six minutes or so, something along those lines.
And for someone hearing that who thinks that's crazy, just start timing yourself.
We actually have...
Like a Noble Life app that just gives you a very clean score where anything over 100 means that it's excessive and anything below 100 would be considered good.
So it's different across groups.
I mean, the most striking and painful data is among young people where it's eroded mental health and led to a spike in anxiety and depression.
It has
made forming human connection more difficult when you look at the rate of friendship or having close friends it's fallen off a cliff socializing with other teenagers in real life has fallen off a cliff for adults it's lowered our attention span it's made it harder for us to focus and one of the challenges that i've set for myself that you probably are because you're very elevated you probably do this naturally
But try and just put your phone away when you're having a meal with your family and then see if you can actually just go through the meal talking to your kids.
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