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May 28, 2020
Sarah Frier, a Bloomberg reporter and author of "No Filter," delves into the profound role social media plays in shaping elections and daily life. She highlights the addictive nature of platforms like Instagram, revealing how they impact self-worth and societal behavior. The discussion also covers the strategic use of social media in political campaigns, emphasizing data-driven approaches and emotional triggers. Additionally, Scott critiques HBO Max’s branding and explores the financial motivations behind university reopenings during the pandemic.
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Stranger Things Dislike
- Scott Galloway admits disliking Stranger Things.
- He cites Winona Ryder's past shoplifting incident as a 'deal killer'.
Optimism vs. Science
- Scott Galloway discusses the unique nature of the current crisis, where optimism doesn't influence the virus.
- He criticizes the idea that optimism can supersede science, citing university reopenings as an example.
Vaccination Industry
- Scott Galloway predicts 'vaccination,' the ability to provide virus-safe experiences, will become a major industry.
- He foresees trillions in shareholder value created through vaccination protocols and investments.