Here’s Our Plan And We Don’t Know — with Tristan Harris, Aza Raskin and Stephanie Lepp

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🗓️ 3 February 2022

⏱️ 36 minutes

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How have we evolved our understanding of our social media predicament? How has that evolution inspired us to question the work we do at Center for Humane Technology?

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0:00.0	So I, at the age of 22 or 23 years old,
0:04.2	had started this company called Apsher,
0:06.7	a capture without the sea.
0:08.1	We raised venture capital, we did the startup thing,
0:10.8	we had employees, we were building a product
0:12.9	that made it easier for people to learn more about anything
0:16.4	without leaving the website that they were on.
0:18.9	And I had to come up with this whole narrative
0:22.8	to recruit people.
0:24.1	You have to say, we're going to change the world,
0:25.8	you have to have a purpose, so it's not just
0:27.8	going to make money, it's going to be
0:29.5	a positive, impactful, mission-aligned objective
0:33.0	in the world.
0:34.3	And our friend Joe Edelman started this thing called Doubt Club,
0:37.8	which gathered a group of startup founders together once a month
0:40.6	to express our doubts.
0:42.6	And one of the insights behind this thing called Doubt Club
0:46.4	was that as a technology founder, when you're building technology,
0:49.6	there's nowhere you can really go to express doubts
0:54.0	about the entirety of what you're doing.
0:57.0	There's certain things that you can tell your co-founders about,
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