Rowan Jacobson

I remember one day I think I got about six million views, which was insane back in 2008 or 2007.

It was a crazy experience.

Talking to you.

Absolutely.

Maybe I'm a hypocrite, but the internet has completely changed.

It is not what it was back then.

With everything that you can witness by just opening X, you never know what you're going to see the second you open up that platform if you do still use it.

The pressure to even just be online, the anxiety that can come from posting a story and overwatching it and overanalyzing it and looking at yourself that much.

Yeah, so I do believe that we need to look forward to regulations and ideas around protecting young people online.

I think this model of it maybe isn't the end game.

Does that mean I don't think that there are great things for young people to experience thanks to the internet?

No.

But I think any move towards regulating these platforms is a really important thing.

You're going to get me in so much trouble on this one.

This is a hotly debated topic.

Most studies that have been done that have looked at use of sunscreen and skin cancer end up showing that more sunscreen use correlates with higher rates of skin cancer.

Yeah, you know, your instincts are good.

Basically, the messaging to avoid the sun started as we learned more about skin cancer and realized that there was a connection to sun exposure.

If you get a lot of sun exposure,

it does raise your risk of skin cancer.