John R. Miles

But man, this stuff does happen.

And luckily, I had practiced.

And so I went through it.

long enough that it eventually came back on and I was able to get through it.

But man, was it an awkward moment.

I was just talking the other day to Scott Anthony, who, if you don't know him, he grew up for the past 25 years working with Clay Christensen.

He now teaches at Dartmouth.

But he was talking about how the papers he's received

have never been better in the classes that he teaches.

So now he's taking it to the next level and he makes the students then come in and present their material, but they have to do it without notes or anything else.

I love this.

Because he's finding that people aren't retaining

at all what they're presenting in these papers.

And so he wants them to really learn the information.

So he's making him take this next step, which is you've got to go beyond using AI to really authentically understanding what you're talking about, which I think is really smart.

I'm going to switch gears here.

You recently released a 2025 national study on social muscle atrophy.

A lot of words there, but you say it's the silent organizational crisis.

For listeners who are hearing this term for the first time, what is SMA and why should people care?

Jonathan Haidt has really been focusing on the anxious generation and the lack of risk-taking that so many boys and girls, young adults have walked into.