Michael Regilio

I've noticed the potential for depression and body image anxiety in my own family.

Like we're taking family photos and my little nieces want to immediately review the photos and make sure they were good enough.

And I mean, that breaks my heart.

I grew up in a time when photos were taken on film.

The camera just disappeared into a lab for three months.

And when it came back, never crossed my mind to look at it and wonder why.

how I looked.

And by the way, I've seen some pictures of me as a kid.

I should have been concerned with how I looked.

I mean, I got one here I'm going to show you right now.

And this picture is, yeah.

Man, the story of your friend, that is crazy.

It's yeah.

And of course, we don't want to hear that we're addicted to our phones, but it makes so much sense that the app manufacturers, they want to hear it.

Like, tell us more.

Yes.

Yeah.

So that's such a good point.

But yeah, big tech companies all have neuromarketing and behavioral science teams.

These are scientists whose job is to figure out how to influence behavior and keep people consuming more and more of their products.