Tristan Harris

You're trying to tell people, and it's not the sky is falling.

That's not the point.

The point is we can blast that asteroid out of the sky.

We need to blast that asteroid out of the sky.

We can steer before it's too late.

I'm not hopeful, but what I do feel is when I'm in a room of people and you walk through all these facts, and you just have people ask questions and check any of the things that we've just laid out.

And then you say like, and people see that it's all true.

And then you ask them, how many people here feel good about where we're headed?

And no one raises their hand.

You ask people how people don't want the future we're headed to.

And literally, I was in Davos recently, and every single person, every single person raised their hand that they don't want this future.

So there's this weird thing where I think if everybody saw the same thing at the same time, we could steer away.

And to the thing you were raising earlier, I think you were basically saying, a lot of people think that we won't act until there's a catastrophe.

I think you and I both have talked to people who've probably said that.

I mean, that's what a lot of people believe.

And I sort of feel like there's either a catastrophe or there's a shared near-death experience that is a simulated catastrophe.

And the reason why I think this film, The AI Doc, is so important, and again, I don't make a single dime from whether you see this movie or not, but I do think if everyone that they know, sorry, if everyone who's watching this got the most powerful people that they know to go out and see The AI Doc,

You got your business to see it.

You got your company to see it.

You got your church group to see it.