Chris Anderson

And there probably are still, I don't know, Cara, how you felt about what he replied there, but...

I feel like we need to do both.

You know, we, we, we need to be provocative and also respectful.

And I heard that in you.

So I think that's, that's cool.

And then again, actually not to pick on Kyra, but she also, I noticed that she pushed back on your point about social media, that, you know, one of the fixes is to get, is to get younger kids off, off social media points out.

And I, I've felt this reading John Hyatt's work myself, that, that, that,

those communities that people connect with on social media sometimes are incredibly beneficial.

So you think of the kid who's queer or is struggling with something and doesn't find anyone in their community who they can connect with, finds a community online.

I mean, there's presumably some benefit in that.

Is there any way of making recommendations where there aren't swings and roundabouts, there aren't, you know, sort of downsides to what we recommend?

So some people asking about practical things we can do.

So Adrian Neubauer said, as an elementary school teacher, what's your advice for helping Gen Alpha students?

I don't want my students to grow up having such apathy towards learning and being successful.

I definitely don't want my students' highest aspirations to be TikTok influencers.

How do I help?

How do I help them?

You mentioned Nvidia there, which has exploded in value in the last couple of years, last year really.

Isn't that to some extent a counter argument to your earlier comment about you had this unique opportunity to buy these cheap stocks like Netflix and Amazon at low prices?

I mean, there are always, has the market fundamentally changed that aren't that kind of opportunity for smart people to identify trends and get the same kind of wealth?