i m optimistic. i think 2023 is gonna be a goo year the public s fear i corrupted we must come together to sto the worst of humanity from happening. this happened post-world war ii, and this is another one of those moments. a drug-like effect is numbe one. you think you just on this platform interacting with your friends, reading the news, and you don t realize that these incredibly powerful systems ar delivering these dopamin boosts and changing your behavior are you trying to live with bipolar disorder or bury it? barry it. barry it, for sure denial is actually quite blissful about three to 4% of the general population has got som forte of move disorder, bipola disorder according to at least one study, and entrepreneurs, it s 7 to 1 you know they hate? when people say you re a actor. you should just go and act you shouldn t have a point o view shut up and dribble really! i m an american first. i m 76 first my profession is an actor. i m a thinking human be
depends on your mood. i m optimistic. i think 2023 is gonna be a goo year the public s fear i corrupted we must come together to sto the worst of humanity from happening. this happened post-world war ii, and this is another one of those moments. a drug-like effect is numbe one. you think you just on this platform interacting with your friends, reading the news, and you don t realize that these incredibly powerful systems ar delivering these dopamin boosts and changing your behavior are you trying to live with bipolar disorder or bury it? barry it. barry it, for sure denial is actually quite blissful about three to 4% of the general population has got som forte of move disorder, bipola disorder according to at least one study, and entrepreneurs, it s 7 to 1 you know they hate? when people say you re a actor. you should just go and act you shouldn t have a point o view shut up and dribble really! i m an american first. i m 76 first my profession is an actor.
and that actually, this kind o disclosure, hopefully more often than not, invites people in versus sends them away. you mentioned partisanship. so much of our divide is about anger, and hate. and you put yourself out there and what did you receive back? love is that what we re missing i think so. i think we have to have more conversations that invit empathy, and i think when it comes to sharing our struggles people lean in we re all struggling sometimes aren t we? think you so much for sharing this book and sharin your time with me. thank you coming, up from fans on happy days to his new role o hbo s my conversation with the one and only henry winkler when th 11th hour continues.
inescapable reality for many o us, affecting everything fro our politics to our brains earlier this year, i had a chance to speak with max fishe about the dangers of these platforms. it is the author of the chao machine, an inside story of ho social media required our mind and our world. we know these platform radicalize people. we know where addicted to them but how serious is it? so, what we now know, wha is new and what is in this book, what i spent 4 to 5 year chasing, as we finally hav hard, scientific, empirical, demonstrative evidence that it is changing your nature if you are on these platforms and it s easy to think, oh - what s changing the nature? changing your brain? it changes, oh my, god it chances your brain chemistry because that s part of the addictive function that wa deliberately designed into it. it changes your emotiona makeup, the emotions that yo feel not just when you r online, but all the time, even when you re off line, far away
but this year, he was focusing on something entirel different. and his book, burn right, he opens up about s diagnosis o bipolar disorder i got the chance to talk wit andy about the struggles h faces with mental health i was tired of bein assumed. bipolar disorder type one. it took 16 years to go fro that diagnosis to accepting it so the write the book for me was a process of expunging tha shame. shame is what we can t tal about. and so, to speak about something, and theory, is to metabolized that shame when i felt like it was also time to shorten that windo from diagnosis to acceptance for others, and at least share one story of having gotten through what is been a reall challenging journey. when you got that diagnosis you were just 20 years old right? huge calls, huge dreams. how did you feel what was that like it hit me like