Tristan Harris

It's collective action.

It's collective action.

This is my biggest takeaway, Oprah, from this film.

This is the sort of the arc of my character.

At the beginning of the film, I was very cynical.

I would have said the same thing.

How can we do this?

We're so small in the face of this gargantuan power.

And the reality is when you take millions and billions of little, small trinkets and parts and you put them together, that becomes a powerful force.

And part of being an apocalyptic optimist is about being positive for the future.

I still trip up over it, okay?

It's about being positive for the future and refusing, this is critical, refusing to be cynical.

Refusing to be cynical, believing in the power of collective action, not being cynical about this, feeling empowered and figuring out what everyone can do.

We all saw the film.

How's your baby and what'd you name him?

Oh, thank you very much for asking.

My son's name is Gideon.

We call him Giddy, and he is now not such a baby, running around and dancing and smiling, a very happy boy.

Well, thank you.

Thank you, thank you, thank you for making the tone.