Corey Grant

I think the key, though, is that we've got to remain curious as people.

And I think that means when you're having a conversation with someone and they say something you don't really know about, you know, jot yourself a note and go ask, chat to you to talk to you about it later.

Learn about it.

Use the tool to help you learn.

Even if it's just reading and talking to you, as long as you're still in taking that information in a way that is helpful.

I think there are ways to combat this.

that will leave us better than we were before.

That is the techno-optimist in my soul, of course, that really hopes that this is all going to end great and it's going to save the world.

But I think we'll see people go both ways.

Transcribing my podcast that I already recorded, I had to prep for that.

Whatever.

I'm aligned with that 100%.

I agree with you, Grant.

And this is not meant to cast aspersions on us as humans.

But generally, not everyone, but a lot of humans will always take the path of least resistance.

Yeah.

I have done that.

We're designed for comfort.

That is what, that's where we're at.

We're designed for comfort and you know, safety and all this kind of stuff.