is once you have reached your peak at the age of 18 to 25, like, every function you can measure is just declining. Yeah. So and it's beautifully being shown in the Dunedin study where in, normal people just living in a very, very nice country in New

From your research Oh, at your when you're 20. Sure. But is there is there a point where you see more people interested in longevity in neuroscience? And is there a point in our lives I've heard about these three moments where we we jump I know with

not not everyone has this, you know, where they know exactly what they are going to dedicate their lives to. But I did from quite a quite an unfortunate event. And it was watching, the decline in my own grandmother. So at quite a young age, I was a t

And I think that is where innovation lies. Appreciating, yes, we have, you know, an amazing medical and scientific literature, but there are gaps. Right? The last word of medicine has not been written. The last word in aging science has not been writ

as they age. We kinda consider this normal. Like, you know, everybody's like, oh, you know, my racist grandpa. Right? Or, like, well, I don't know what the thing's gonna be that, like, millennials are considered, like, old school boomer for. Right? B

and no drug's gonna change that. It's gonna help, but it's not gonna change that. But, like, if you keep that same ratio, you're hopefully just gonna shift the curve over a little bit. And you're still gonna have some people that live really long and