Joe Rogan

Yeah.

It's knowing that it's this process when you watch younger people do it.

Do you ever – like are you ever working with a young person and it's not clicking somehow and you're trying to figure out how to help them?

Like is there a thing you can say to them?

Is there – can you just do it by example only?

I was reading an article today, and I think it was Psychology Today, about a study that they've done recently on the impact of social media on cognitive function for children.

And that it's just fucking nuking their brain.

I have a 15-year-old and a 17-year-old and a 28-year-old.

I do not put restrictions on my children's use of social media, but we do have discussions about it because I think it is an inexorable part of modern society.

And I think there is a social ostracization that comes from eliminating social media, telling your kid they can't have a phone.

I see it in other kids.

I don't think that's the solution.

My daughter is loving you right now.

Well, one of my children – well, both of my children, my young children, are very disciplined.

And one of them just opted out, just decided she's not going to get on social media anymore.

And she got this app.

And this is – nobody forced her to do this.

She got this app that locks you out and it shows you how many days you've been off of Instagram.

Sort of incentivize you to stay off of it.

The last time she checked, she'd been off like 99 days or something like that.