Chris Voss

And many of the social algorithms are there to feed what makes us angry.

and continue to feed our anger if we bite.

And then even if we don't bite, it tries to get us to bite anyway.

I read a lot of reporting on President Trump, mostly because I'm trying to read between the lines to see what he actually said as opposed to what they're saying he said.

And so because I read a lot of these,

I get a fair amount of stuff fed to me.

Can you believe President Trump said this?

President Trump doubles down.

You know, the inflammatory stuff.

Because they're guessing that I want to be angry.

I'm just trying to see what the hell he actually said.

And so the majority of us don't want that.

You know, the majority of us, more of us want to collaborate than not.

It's a legacy media and social media is designed to keep sanguine at each other's throats.

Because they don't see it around them.

First of all, it's not in the media.

It's not getting fed to them.

In entertainment, it's not in entertainment.

How are we picking up what social behaviors affect?

Every movie and TV show, when somebody's down and upset,