Jeff Park

So he thinks you guys are buddies.

Yes.

So when I showed my video, I'm not in that video, right?

The thing that my son latched onto was, where were you?

Where were you?

And then at the end, I kid you not, he told me, daddy, I'm glad you showed me a video.

Cause I am like glad he came, but also never do that again because you violated Santa's privacy by filming him out of the corner of a room without him knowing.

And that blew my mind.

So I was like, wow, like.

That's incredible though.

It's really something.

I feel like kids pick up so fast on the context of how they're fed information.

This context setting is so important.

So what I learned from that experience was every time you show them something of this world, because they're going to grow up where this is so prevalent.

There's a part of me that wants to protect him from this as long as possible.

Because once you cross the Rubicon into knowing what's real and what's not real, your world's going to just change totally.

Right now, he believes anything he sees is real.

And that's a beautiful thing too.

Have you taken a photo yet, put it into AI and asked if it's real?

This box is open and it's coming for us faster than we think.