Megan Oars and Prince Harry talked about Archie and creating a "best world" with Time magazine

Megan Markle and Prince Harry continue to talk about communication issues on the net. Recently, the couple discussed the creation of the "best world" with the co-founder Reddit Alexis Ohanyan, the leading subcaster Teenager Therapy and other guests.

Edward's editor-in-chief Edward Phalsenal began a conversation, asking the spouses, as they live in the conditions of the coronavirus pandemic. Harry replied that this year the question "How are you?" a little changed its meaning.

Now it's not just "How are you?" "Now it's" How are you really? ". Previously, everyone asked this duty questioned and answered it: "Thank you, good." This year, this question has become true and relevant,

- noted the prince. And Megan added that they and her husband enjoy the time, which can spend with their little son Archie:

We try to spend time with benefit and not miss the development and growth of our child.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex Talk About How The Are Doing During The Pandemic and the Importance of Checking In On One Another.

"WHEN PEOPLE ASK, 'How Are you?' I Sense It's A Case Of, 'Really, How Are You?'" Prince Harry Says # Time100Talks. pic.twitter.com/tlg8bzsohu.

- Time (@time) October 20, 2020

Then Megan and Harry began a conversation about the security of online world. Spouses worries this topic as they believe that the Internet contributes to the progression of psychological problems in people.

It is just amazing how much the impact on us is what is happening online. This influence is comprehensive and multifaceted. Therefore, we began to study this issue with professors, experts on this topic, also connected directors of large platforms, neurologists - we decided to come to business from different sides. With many of these people, we have made friends. And we all have one goal - to make online space more healthy,

- said Megan.

Harry added:

What is happening in the online world affects the entire real world. This is not limited to certain platforms or certain conversations in social networks or groups. This global crisis is a global hatred crisis, a global disinformation crisis and a global health crisis.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex On How They Prioritize Advocacy Work On Online Platforms # Time100Talks pic.twitter.com/3JG2MI76VZ.

- Time (@time) October 20, 2020