Sam Parr

Yeah, you're right, Gen Alpha.

Okay, so they're like, what, 25 right now?

And so what, you can guess probably, what do you think has caused this?

So the correlation, and I think there's causation proof, but the correlation is certainly the rise of smartphones and social media.

It kind of got me thinking, like, I think that we talked about inflection points on this podcast about businesses.

So inflection points means a tech inflection, meaning everyone has a smartphone and thus we all have GPSs.

Therefore, new businesses can launch like Uber because of it.

Or a regulation inflection.

During COVID, doctors were able to prescribe medication virtually.

So that created telehealth.

I think that we haven't gotten to the inflection point yet, but in the next 10 to 20 years, we're going to see an inflection point with a variety of cultural changes, a cultural inflection, and potentially a regulatory inflection.

I actually think there might be something there.

where we're going to see a lot of different opportunities and businesses and just cultural change due to the lack of focus.

If we call this a focus or attention inflection, I think that we are at the very early stages of that.

And I had some ideas that I think could thrive there, but I wanted to hear...

have you noticed this in your life?

Like, have you noticed that you are changing your, like, is there like a per, like a household inflection going on?

No, well, you're like combating this.

California has a smug problem, doesn't it?

And you're like, guys, it's not my ability to not watch the news.