Jonathan Haidt

a massive group of people to adopt this.

It's highly unlikely.

Okay, yeah, please.

Yeah.

If you again, if you could get them to say it.

And I think the kids would push back so hard because so many other kids are on it.

And that's how they interact with each other.

So the assumption is that from 2012, kids are just much more distracted?

Oh, my God.

Yeah, it sounds like me.

Where do you think this is going?

This is my concern, is that this is just the beginning of this integration that we have with devices and that the social media model, and it's been immensely profitable and incredibly addictive, and there's a massive, massive amount of capital that's invested in keeping us locked into these things.

Where do you think this goes from here?

Have you paid attention to the technology?

Like AI?

Well, that would be nice.

That would be nice.

Kind of essential, I think.

It's just the way I see adults being so hooked on these things.

There's so many adults that I know that are engrossed in this world of other people's opinions of everything they think and say.