Jonathan Haidt

Oh, I haven't done that.

There's a lot of them.

There's a lot of them, especially when it comes to things like Ukraine, Israel, Gaza.

Yes, and they're doing it.

They're doing a great job of it.

They're very focused.

It's really incredible.

It's incredible to see the impact that it has when you see 50 posts on us, 50 comments, and 35 of those seem to be not real people.

That's right.

Right.

My concern is that we are paddling upriver and that there's a raging waterfall.

That's powering this whole thing that you cannot fight against and that we are moving in a direction as a society with the implementation of new, more sophisticated technology that's going to make it even more difficult unless you completely opt out.

And some people are going to opt out, but it's going to be like my 600-pound life.

People that are realizing, oh, my God, what have I done?

I've ruined my body.

I've ruined my life.

How do I slowly get back to a normal state?

And it's going to take a tremendous amount of effort.

Think about the amount of effort.

The amount of focus that people have on comments and things, if you're addicted, if you're currently deep into it right now, where you're tweeting constantly.