Elise Hu

Yeah.

Do you feel like there is a generational shift of what it means to be connected?

Yeah.

And then the implications weren't considered when everybody was just getting onto the apps that then addicted us in the first place, right?

So given this larger matrix that we're in, I also host a parenting podcast called Raising Us, which is about how to talk about thorny topics with kids.

So how would you approach talking about this larger system, this larger infrastructure that we're talking about that could be harmful to

with kids, with the teens that you're interviewing, for example.

And then what do you think is the connection between inquiry, being curious, wonder, and rebuilding trust or just maintaining connections with one another?

Yeah.

I love that.

Why do you think then if curiosity and asking questions can be so connective and so good, not only on a one-to-one basis, but just for society as a whole, why do you think we are so afraid to ask or worried about asking dumb questions?

It's really revealing, I think, if you've ever seen somebody's search history on accident.

What would you rather?

Oh, I feel like my search history is probably hilarious, so I wouldn't feel exposed about that.

Probably my texts.

Probably my texts because any of my judgy conversations are probably in there.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That's so great.