Tristan Harris

really liked.

I ended up dancing for 10 years and it's a fascinating dance because it's very good for people who are into pattern matching.

It tends to attract a lot of like physicists and math people.

Yeah.

There's a weird pattern to the way that the dance works that somehow attracts those kinds of minds, but it's really fun and it's a great way to be embodied and to...

Just feel a totally different kind of somatic intelligence.

Yeah.

Living in integrity with everything that I know and doing the most that I can.

That's just my truth.

I really do feel that way.

I really feel like we should, we need to be showing up for this moment.

Well,

I don't worry per se, but I think I've already said too many things that will be on that side of the balance sheet.

There's something that I said in the TED Talk in terms of hope that I think is really important.

And it was actually a mentor who pointed this out to me.

If you believe that something bad is inevitable, can you think of solutions to that problem while you're holding that it's inevitable?

You can't.

It's almost like it puts these blinders on.

And if you step out of the logic of it's inevitable and recognize the crucial difference between it's inevitable and this is really hard and I don't see an easy path, now stand from a new place.

This looks hard and I don't see an easy path.