Joe Rogan And Dr. Phil On How Smart Phones Ruin Kids

[thefindluxuryrealestate]

Living in the South of France. This past summer, I have never seen so many people on vacation staring down at their phones rather than taking in the beautiful surroundings. Very sad.

[noelbgood]

Is joe rogan blowin weed smoke in dr.phils face ? 😂

[LuckyC]

My kids are getting flip phones till at least high school

[joshbevan]

What i find sad is if you go to a sport or music event rather than enjoying the show everyone is videoing it, The event is being broad casted just enjoy the show

[brian]

Life was better in so many ways before smart phones and even computers. We've become screenies. 😫

[LegionOfWeirdos]

I get his point... but a quick nitpick on "when I started the Dr Phil show 21 years ago the first text message hadn't been sent": Nokia phones could text in the early 1990s. By the late '90s they were even making some with QWERTY keyboards. I remember back in 2001 watching my girlfriend's brother texting back and forth with someone on a Nokia 3310 and thinking "that seems dumb, why not just call?"

[malcolmnicoll]

“The internet, our greatest tool of emancipation, has been transformed into the most dangerous facilitator of totalitarianism we have ever seen. The internet is a threat to human civilization.”
- Julian Assange

[rickipacaci]

Love what Dr. Phil is saying. Truth be told.

[Griimnak]

Imagine you had an ability where any lcd/oled screen you looked at would be pure black nothingness (as if the device is off).
You'd suddenly realize, a growing majority of humanity now lives a portion of their life through a screen/panel for hours a day. Kinda uncanny when you envision it that way man

[ventures]

Steve Jobs introduced the first iPhone 📱 on June 29, 2007. That’s what he is referring to.

[philippepommier]

Great tech, great promises, great treat.

[kumkumjain]

i feel bad fr parents coz theyre th first casualty here esp good parents

[rickipacaci]

The problem is huge!!! What’s the solution? Mankind has gone too far for the mighty buck.

[philippepommier]

They get their self esteem by having servant to solve their problems but more dependant, vulnerable. More service but you have to go with the power that manage the population even if it put the population in a state of loosing our freedom in everything. You don't Cooperate we won't help you and if you turn around you will face a dead end that you think that has no solution because of your lack of knowledge. Having a life of no or little effort, physically, mentally, always running out of dopamine, dealing all the time with depression, just want to be high, always look for the short cut, being passive aggressive, well that is a very common and futuristic lifestyle.

[Melanie_Star]

I love Dr Phil, but txt sending has been around _a lot longer_ than his show start 21 years ago.

[rachelriches]

That's because they've been watching you do that to all the adults around them if anything they say it's different to what the system says then their own adults I pushed away taken away from them or and child so why should I what should a just be able to the system behaves and shout everybody down and push everybody away I shouldn't have the systems behaviour of the system there going to be destroyed by the system

[rtheprizeisright]

I always seen Dr. Phil seems like he has a serious back problem. It's like his neck doesn't turn, my dad had this had to get operated on. Just saying, Great clip though.

[shulginone]

Phil says “socialism don’t work” and then gripes that we’re 35th in math (a non-socialist country, not even dem-soc). But when you look at the list of those countries you’ll see that all the Scandinavian nations, plus plenty of democratic socialist countries, beat us in math.

[davidthibodeau]

We live in a world of miserable boring depressing jealous haters losers cheers