Hey everybody, welcome to Midweek Madness.

It's Wednesday, dangerous conversations with my son James.

How's it going, James?

I'm doing good. How are you?

Good. You're looking smooth today.

Thank you.

I like that shirt.

So what are we talking about today?

So I was on a work trip the other week, and a friend, Walker, he had recommended that I

watch a documentary called The Social Dilemma.

So I was on the plane, kind of bored.

I was like, oh, I'll give it a shot.

One of the craziest documentaries, and it showcased the dangers of social media.

Yeah, I've heard about this. I haven't seen it, but I heard all about it.

Yeah, so it basically showcased how they're using color schemes, like buttons,

comment sections to basically flood your brain with dopamine that you are now

getting off of your phone compared to the dopamine that you would be getting through real

life interactions. I see. The color scheme, for instance, the colors that they make on your phone

to be viewed are more vibrant than the colors that you actually see in real life.

So say you're on a walk or you're driving somewhere and you're looking at a tree or you're looking

at a license plate while you're driving. Those colors are going to be more bland than the colors

that you're seeing on your phone. Therefore, it wires your brain into wanting to go back into

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