Scott Galloway

Yep, you're right.

Yep, you're right.

Yep, you're right.

And instead, we've decided that we have this amazing indicator that it's 95% of Americans over a certain age are incapable of doing a certain thing. 100% of people under the age of 16 do not make great decisions around drugs. So why would we not leverage this amazing thing called biology as indicated by this other thing called age and time? It's...

And instead, we've decided that we have this amazing indicator that it's 95% of Americans over a certain age are incapable of doing a certain thing. 100% of people under the age of 16 do not make great decisions around drugs. So why would we not leverage this amazing thing called biology as indicated by this other thing called age and time? It's...

And instead, we've decided that we have this amazing indicator that it's 95% of Americans over a certain age are incapable of doing a certain thing. 100% of people under the age of 16 do not make great decisions around drugs. So why would we not leverage this amazing thing called biology as indicated by this other thing called age and time? It's...

For all of time, it has been a consistent indicator of someone's cognitive ability decline. And yet we decided with technology and with presidential elections, we're just going to ignore biology.

For all of time, it has been a consistent indicator of someone's cognitive ability decline. And yet we decided with technology and with presidential elections, we're just going to ignore biology.

For all of time, it has been a consistent indicator of someone's cognitive ability decline. And yet we decided with technology and with presidential elections, we're just going to ignore biology.

None of us is getting out of here alive, Cara.

None of us is getting out of here alive, Cara.

None of us is getting out of here alive, Cara.

I think it's capitalism. I think if she wants to own her own catalog, that's her business. I don't think she has any—I mean, she's an adult. I think this is pretty simple. I don't think there's much more to this than it's a marketplace, and she has the rights, along with anybody else, to buy them.

I think it's capitalism. I think if she wants to own her own catalog, that's her business. I don't think she has any—I mean, she's an adult. I think this is pretty simple. I don't think there's much more to this than it's a marketplace, and she has the rights, along with anybody else, to buy them.

I think it's capitalism. I think if she wants to own her own catalog, that's her business. I don't think she has any—I mean, she's an adult. I think this is pretty simple. I don't think there's much more to this than it's a marketplace, and she has the rights, along with anybody else, to buy them.

Well, she gets control. So, for example— When we were doing the intro song, which we spent six months trying to figure out for Pivot, it was just too serious, it wasn't right, so we wanted a new one. I thought, we got to pay the money and we'd be worth it, we should get Tracy Chapman's Revolution. We both love Tracy Chapman, we thought it was a great song.

Well, she gets control. So, for example— When we were doing the intro song, which we spent six months trying to figure out for Pivot, it was just too serious, it wasn't right, so we wanted a new one. I thought, we got to pay the money and we'd be worth it, we should get Tracy Chapman's Revolution. We both love Tracy Chapman, we thought it was a great song.

Well, she gets control. So, for example— When we were doing the intro song, which we spent six months trying to figure out for Pivot, it was just too serious, it wasn't right, so we wanted a new one. I thought, we got to pay the money and we'd be worth it, we should get Tracy Chapman's Revolution. We both love Tracy Chapman, we thought it was a great song.

Somebody immediately said, no, Tracy Chapman doesn't license her songs because she's worried that some car company is going to license fast car. This is what she gets. She doesn't have a toilet paper company or a suppository using Shake It Off. She gets control. Good idea. Anybody who has, and this is really going to go crazy in AI,

Somebody immediately said, no, Tracy Chapman doesn't license her songs because she's worried that some car company is going to license fast car. This is what she gets. She doesn't have a toilet paper company or a suppository using Shake It Off. She gets control. Good idea. Anybody who has, and this is really going to go crazy in AI,