Hany Farid

Yeah.

Tobacco.

Alcohol.

I got to tell you, one of the things that makes me crazy because I teach at UC Berkeley and I interact with a lot of young people who I generally adore, by the way.

I think they – even if their heads aren't in the right place, their hearts are in the right place.

I can't tell you how many conversations I have with this –

I was watching on TikTok about Gaza, Ukraine, climate change.

And I always say, don't finish that sentence.

Because there's nothing at the end of that sentence that starts with, I saw on TikTok, that I am interested in.

It is a primary news source.

And it is horrifying.

It is horrifying.

And so what do you tell parents?

I don't know.

I mean, thank God I'm not a parent, honestly, because I don't know how people do it.

I mean, honestly, it is unbelievably hard.

Here's the only thing I can suggest.

And this is not – it's a little bit unfair to put this on the parents.

I think we have to put this on the schools is we have to teach critical thinking.

We have to teach people that you are being manipulated on social media.