Konstantin Kisin

And we have, you know, my substat could get flagged as harmful content where you have to upload your ID.

And so it's very difficult for me to just endorse a policy.

But I kind of, in the book, operate on the assumption that

Let's say there's nothing that can be done legally or companies won't do anything.

What can you do right now?

And hopefully it gives young women a sense of agency that there are decisions they can make now.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Also, you know, I want... The main hope with the book is to convince young people not to want to do it themselves.

So not to want to watch porn, rather than having to have legal change.

And I think it really helps, actually, to lay it all out.

So often writing it, I thought, some of this has been said before, but then having it all together...

When you've grown up in this stuff, you're so immersed in it, you actually can't see how ridiculous it is.

When you write out some of the examples of the BetterHelp ads and the family vloggers, you're able to zoom out and laugh at it.

And I think this is what younger generations haven't had.

They haven't had, again, the context.

Because this all happened as the only world they've ever known.

And so it really helps to just see everything together and then you can make an informed decision.

Well, I think it's over half or nearly half of Gen Z adults wish social media was never invented, which...

You don't really get with any other invention.