Jonathan Haidt

How would you implement that internationally?

Say if you're talking about people in Poland, just pick a country.

Right, like China could pretend and they could falsify the data that shows that these are individuals.

And that's really what the book is about.

How would you do that, though?

Would you get all the parents to do it?

Would you get the social media companies to do it?

How would you do that?

Yeah.

Yeah, that sounds great on paper.

I just can't imagine that most parents would agree to it.

There's just so many parents that don't pay attention.

That's true.

Especially two families where two people are working.

Yeah.

Yeah, like I said, it sounds like a good suggestion.

I just don't imagine that with the momentum that social media has today and the ubiquitous use that kids are going to give it up.

They're not going to want to give it up.

I think there's a lot of kids that have had problems that if you talk to them alone and you say, wouldn't it be better if social media didn't exist, if they'd been bullied or what have you, they'd say yes.

But the idea of getting –