0:00.0	So you and I both make YouTube videos and I don't want to feel too self-important by
0:12.8	talking about the YouTube thing, but I think there are huge implications for the future
0:18.2	of society based on these algorithmic changes.
0:22.2	Would you agree with that?
0:23.7	I absolutely agree.
0:26.6	I don't think that's an understatement at all.
0:28.6	We have seen seismic shifts in the history of culture and thought based on a new mechanism
0:35.2	coming into play or a new use for that mechanism.
0:37.8	So no, I don't think it's self-important to talk about the medium because I think the
0:41.6	medium is really affecting things.
0:43.4	Yeah.
0:44.4	And when you said that, were you thinking about the printing press?
0:46.6	Well, yeah.
0:47.6	That's one of many.
0:48.6	Sure.
0:49.6	Okay.
0:50.6	I could go clear down the rabbit hole with you on how that changed things.
0:53.4	And more subtle ways than you usually talk about, but I think you get it.
0:56.8	Yeah.
0:57.8	But YouTube is different.
0:58.8	I think YouTube is very different because when YouTube itself came to the scene, you had
1:05.5	or social media in general, really, you had this way that you could communicate with people.
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