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You guys are probably all seeing this kind of landmark decision with Meta and Google, where they have to actually pay damages because they are, I guess, I guess essentially being found guilty of affecting a child's mental health and therefore

things that happened in this child's life. And I honestly, I will tell you, you all have heard

me talk about social media in the past. I really feel as a parent, this is something that is

going to be a part of their life.

And there's a lot of responsibility on mom and dad too.

I think this case is very interesting because obviously they've been found

liable of something that they've done here and they're having to pay damages.

Now, we don't know if this will hold up an appeal.

But I just wanted to kind of dive deep into

what does this mean? How could this go for companies like this? And at what point do we say,

we can definitively say that someone's mental health was affected by one particular thing

instead of like a variety of different things that happen to you throughout your life,

how do you know one thing is responsible? So we brought an expert in. She is an expert in

mental health policy and she's also at the Manhattan Institute. Her name is Carolyn Gorman.

Thank you so much for joining me today. Thanks so much for having me here, Tudor. And it is a big case. And I'll

give you the highlight, the top line of your last question. We're never going to know,

at least we haven't yet so far when one thing causes a mental health challenge. So

definitely a very nuanced decision that has some upsides and some

downside. So I think you're looking at it in exactly the way we should. Well, so that is,

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