Malcolm Gladwell

Well, you...

Don't you have a 20-year-old or a near 20-year-old?

You have a 15-year-old, you told me.

I have a 15-year-old, yeah.

All right, what do you tell your son?

I thought you were going to answer this first.

My kids are two and four.

I tell them to put away their toys.

This is more, you start.

Is your 15-year-old a son or a daughter?

It's funny, because I met this guy who's the headmaster at a Jesuit school in Manhattan.

We've been chatting.

And I want to do a little program at his school

And it's all about asking questions because we're now into the era of asking questions, right?

AI is this incredibly good tool, but you have to ask the right questions.

But this is not just true of AI, but it's also true of the world we're living in is a world that's so interconnected and everything involves so many different people that

Your distinguishing feature in many contexts is not the answers you have, but the quality of the questions that you ask.

Maybe I'll invite you to this class.

like you have that kind of time on your hands.

If you brought up, you know, Heineken for all the kids in the school, that would really- Yeah, I know.