Is it the internet that has destroyed the human attention span then?

I think the internet to some degree, but I would zoom in further, I think, to social media.

Yeah.

You don't have a fighting chance if you grow up with that.

Your brain is wired into it almost completely.

I would say that objectively the reality now is that the physical world has gotten safer,

not more dangerous as the perception would be, but the news tells has gotten safer, not more dangerous, as the

perception would be, but the news tells us that it's far more dangerous. Do you think the money

printing has contributes to this? I don't remember when I was young, people saying, if this guy

wins, I'm leaving the country. Right, for sure. But now, it's the first time in my life I can

recall where it's, one side is fundamentally

believes that if the other side wins, America's over, and the other side believes the exact same thing.

That changes people, right? And that seems to be an inherently good thing, but also painful.

Very painful, because you have to look at yourself in the mirror and be embarrassed by the formal versions of yourself.

What kind of world does that look like?

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