Dr. John Delony

That's just one of the rules of our house is teenagers.

I want them to hang out with each other.

And our house has almost become a drug for young people.

They'll all pile into the house, drop their phones, and then they go do silly, ridiculous teenager things.

And I don't like all the things they're doing.

but they're having human experiences and literally their body craves it.

So I get texts and phone calls from parents saying, thank you for doing that, for holding the line on those phones.

So it's happening, but I think it's because it just feels better to be with somebody than to be scrolling and have all these, what I would call pseudo relationships, these digital relationships.

Yeah, that goes back to asking yourself the hard question, who owns you?

And I don't care who you are or how sophisticated your math is.

If you owe somebody money, especially a bank or an investor, they decide what you're going to do tomorrow, not you.

If you don't owe anybody anything, then you can walk away from an abusive relationship.

You can walk away from a scumbag who's yelling in your face or screaming at you.

You can move to go help an aging or ailing sick parent.

But if you owe somebody...

They decide what you're going to do tomorrow, not you.

And we don't have a psychology for that in our country.

It just seems madness to think that way.

And that's where like for me and my house, we're going to solve for peace and we're going to solve for freedom.

I want to be owned by as few people as possible.