Crazy thing about this world. Everybody talks all day about what doesn't even

matter. Mainstream media, social media, the news, none of it matters. Look, look at

the science. There's something called Dunbar's number, 150 people. We came from,

we evolved, adapted from groups, your great-great grandparents, the last

10,000 generations, in little tribes of 150 people. Some of those tribes still

exist, the hodzes in Africa, the Ashe in Brazil, the rainforest. They care about

what actually matters. Friends, family, romance, food on the table. Civilization and

discontents, as Sigmund Freud said. Have we even gotten better? I don't know,

because now all we talk about is what doesn't matter. Let's take a case in

point. What do we educate kids on? Everything that doesn't even matter. History

memorized dates. That doesn't matter. You know what doesn't matter? You should

come out with homage for two and a half years. Every homage 18-year-old, they

know how to build their own house, grow their own food. They know how to

negotiate their own deals. They know how to be entrepreneurs. They know how to

raise their own income. No nine to five jobs or rare, at least the traditional

almost no nine to five job. I'm not saying the homage had it all figured out. I'm

saying the more we revert to our tribal ways. Robin Dunbar, the famous

sociologist, said we evolved in groups in tribes of 150. The more we'll

care about what matters. You know why anxiety is that all time high? Depressions

at all time high? Because it doesn't matter what everybody looks like in

social media. So as you scroll through it and you see the best highlights of

their life, of course you're going to be depressed. It's too large of a

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