Gen Z and Millennials get trapped in internet rabbit holes, obsessively searching for answers that might not exist. A quick no, a decisive rejection, stops the spiral before confirmation bias takes over and hours disappear.
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Right. Yeah, no, I actually— thank you. Yeah, I liked it. I like that it said no go quickly because I would have gone down a rabbit hole further. I think that's the thing. Like, we go— I think our— my generation, remember I was telling you, like Gen Z, Millennials, we go down these rabbit holes and then we, we become hyper-focused on something. And it's, it's great if we can get that answer quickly. Right. Get to the information so we don't spend another day on it. Um, because that's— because we, like, with the internet and with ChatGPT, we'll just keep searching and keep obsessing over it until we get our questions answered.
And then, right, and the danger in that is that you'll keep looking for an answer that doesn't exist until you hear what you want to hear.