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Welcome to another episode of Conversations with Coleman.

My guest today is Tristan Harris.

Tristan is a computer scientist and president of the Center for Humane Studies.

He was named to time 100's next leader shaping the future

and Rolling Stone magazine's 25 people shaping the world.

He's the co-host of your undivided attention, consistently among the top 10 tech podcasts on Apple.

Tristan was also the primary subject of the acclaimed Netflix documentary, The Social Dilemma,

which we talk about in this episode.

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