In this session from the SCSP Exchange, NYU Stern Professor, entrepreneur, and author Scott Galloway sits down with Stephanie Carter (Legacy Builder of Secretary of Defense Ash Carter) to discuss the intersecting social, technological, and cultural forces shaping the future of the American military. Galloway outlines the stark data behind the rapid decline of young American men, noting that 3 out of 4 homeless individuals and addicts are men, and 1 in 3 men under the age of 25 still live at home. He explains how the digital seduction of "frictionless relationships"—driven by social media, gaming, and synthetic AI—is isolating young people from the real world. To solve this crisis and repair a fraying national fabric, Galloway makes a powerful case for mandatory national service, the return of physical fitness and civics to education, and the crucial role of mentorship. The conversation also explores the "greed gland" driving Silicon Valley's new interest in defense tech and the futur...