Ilana Redstone

It's always before you have kids. And I would think, oh my gosh, what does this person do? How is this parent, whatever the situation is, there must be something that they could be doing that would keep that child quiet and they're not doing it because they just don't care about how much it's bothering other people.

It's always before you have kids. And I would think, oh my gosh, what does this person do? How is this parent, whatever the situation is, there must be something that they could be doing that would keep that child quiet and they're not doing it because they just don't care about how much it's bothering other people.

It's always before you have kids. And I would think, oh my gosh, what does this person do? How is this parent, whatever the situation is, there must be something that they could be doing that would keep that child quiet and they're not doing it because they just don't care about how much it's bothering other people.

And then, you know, when I had kids and I was the person holding the crying child on the long flight and I had no idea what else I could do to try and quiet the child, like I'd done everything.

And then, you know, when I had kids and I was the person holding the crying child on the long flight and I had no idea what else I could do to try and quiet the child, like I'd done everything.

And then, you know, when I had kids and I was the person holding the crying child on the long flight and I had no idea what else I could do to try and quiet the child, like I'd done everything.

And I could imagine and I could I could easily imagine that there were other people on that flight that were viewing people that were, excuse me, that were viewing me the same way I had viewed others in those years before. That's certainty. That's that's the way it's about how we judge people.

And I could imagine and I could I could easily imagine that there were other people on that flight that were viewing people that were, excuse me, that were viewing me the same way I had viewed others in those years before. That's certainty. That's that's the way it's about how we judge people.

And I could imagine and I could I could easily imagine that there were other people on that flight that were viewing people that were, excuse me, that were viewing me the same way I had viewed others in those years before. That's certainty. That's that's the way it's about how we judge people.

It does seem to me like, I mean, I'm 51. It does seem to me like it is worse in the last, say, 20 years. I think people have a lot of theories about why that's the case. Social media is one of the things that is often mentioned. Social media rewards, if what you're trying to do is build a following, social media tends to reward outrage. So that creates an incentive.

It does seem to me like, I mean, I'm 51. It does seem to me like it is worse in the last, say, 20 years. I think people have a lot of theories about why that's the case. Social media is one of the things that is often mentioned. Social media rewards, if what you're trying to do is build a following, social media tends to reward outrage. So that creates an incentive.

It does seem to me like, I mean, I'm 51. It does seem to me like it is worse in the last, say, 20 years. I think people have a lot of theories about why that's the case. Social media is one of the things that is often mentioned. Social media rewards, if what you're trying to do is build a following, social media tends to reward outrage. So that creates an incentive.

I don't mean to say that that's the only factor, but I think it's probably one of them. And I also think that there have been changes in how we think about education, what's true about the world and how we treat that information that has shifted in the last 20 years.

I don't mean to say that that's the only factor, but I think it's probably one of them. And I also think that there have been changes in how we think about education, what's true about the world and how we treat that information that has shifted in the last 20 years.

I don't mean to say that that's the only factor, but I think it's probably one of them. And I also think that there have been changes in how we think about education, what's true about the world and how we treat that information that has shifted in the last 20 years.

It's that idea that the person who disagrees with me must be an idiot or hateful in some way. That's the problem that I'm trying to solve with the certainty trap. And it doesn't mean that you can't say, this is right, this is wrong, this is good, and this is bad. What it means is you need to be clear about it and clear about what those principles are that are sort of driving your opinion.

It's that idea that the person who disagrees with me must be an idiot or hateful in some way. That's the problem that I'm trying to solve with the certainty trap. And it doesn't mean that you can't say, this is right, this is wrong, this is good, and this is bad. What it means is you need to be clear about it and clear about what those principles are that are sort of driving your opinion.

It's that idea that the person who disagrees with me must be an idiot or hateful in some way. That's the problem that I'm trying to solve with the certainty trap. And it doesn't mean that you can't say, this is right, this is wrong, this is good, and this is bad. What it means is you need to be clear about it and clear about what those principles are that are sort of driving your opinion.

And that means, kind of as you were saying, that means not attacking someone's character.

And that means, kind of as you were saying, that means not attacking someone's character.