Instagram

“In 2010, when Instagram came around, you can see it literally in Google search algorithm. Imposter syndrome starts to take off.”

“When you look at The Rock's Instagram, for instance, Count for me next time, just for shits and giggles, how many of those pieces of content are an ad for, like, his energy drink, for his face cream, for his next movie, for his, you know, XFL, for WWE. Almost …”

“So the internet was 80% startup value. It was Google, it was Amazon, you know, it was all these companies we now know and love. Meta, you know and then mobile, the mobile revolution was probably 80% incumbent value, or 90%, right? And so that was, mobile searc…”

“I do this with my Instagram account. It's like a very weird Instagram account. You know, there's no photos of me. It's just text. But it's kind of like a peacock's tail, you know, in the sense that it's a very useful hindrance. Like it's very visual visual and…”

“I think by comparison, they won't appreciate it in greater degrees than we didn't appreciate our progress because of social media, because they have only known an era when, which not just there are some, but there are literally tens of hundreds of millions of …”