Dr. Jody Carrington

I mean, this is the newest revelation for me when I think about the human race.

Okay.

So there's two rules of the human race, whoever created us.

And I kind of like made this up in my head, but this is

After being a psychologist for 20 years, I think that there's two rules.

So number one, whoever created us, and it doesn't matter to me what you believe in Jesus or Buddha or Yahweh, the great big bang, however we got here.

As humans, we're way more alike than we are different.

And there's sort of two rules.

Number one, whoever made us said, I'm going to make you neurobiologically wired for connection.

Okay, you disconnect from an infant, they die.

We will never automate relationship, no matter how good we get at the AI.

If you understand in your business, in your organization, in your family system, that the only AI that's going to matter in the next generation more than anything is authentic interaction.

you will be wildly successful.

Okay.

Because you will never automate relationship.

The fact that if we could do this podcast in person, our neurochemistry would be remarkably different than it is right now.

Now, because of technological advances, we can be in two different countries and do this beautifully, which I'm very grateful for.

Yeah.

The idea is that we will very quickly underestimate the importance of being in the same room, of showing up when somebody loses their dad, of being at our kids' dance recitals.

Those are the things that we will never automate in this loneliness epidemic.