Russell Crowe

almost constantly the words of war being spoken as if it's just sort of an offhand thing that we should attack these people, invade these people.

It's like this goes absolutely nowhere good.

We were talking earlier about the technology we can hold in our hands.

We can get out our phones.

We can explore the entire world.

There's no piece of knowledge which is held back from us.

We can get it through this device we carry in our hands.

So here we are, all of these millennia later as a species.

We have that level of technology available to us, but we still think that war is some form of solution.

It just blows my mind.

You think once we have that available, we'll see each other clearly and understand, celebrate our differences, that there's more that connects us than divides us, all of those things.

But it's only divisive because we let people pervert it.

Right, with an algorithm.

We just let people actually take something.

I remember when I started on Twitter, I thought it was the stupidest thing I've ever heard of.

But when I started, which was about 2009, 2010, and suddenly from a couple of decades of having who I was described by others and pushed across to people.

This breath of fresh air where I could just express myself and people would know exactly what my real opinion on something was and how I felt about something.

It was fantastic.

It didn't last very long, though.

People were like, oh, we've got a whole lot of truth going on here.