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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
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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
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during that era. That is actually very empowering. I am sort of going through that, not necessarily in this intense way yet, but that might be coming. You said there's a bunch of upsides to being getting older. It might be helpful just to share a cou
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so that some organs, some tissues, some systems may be closer to the threshold of starting to go downhill than others are. So, yeah, it's a really complicated, messy thing. But, of course, our goal here is to identify ways to get the general public t
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So one thing that has really helped me with ADHD is maturity. I think that's just like just a thing that everyone needs more of, meaning that I found myself getting so wiggly and so out of control when I would try to sit down and read. And I just I j
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So people can start using even relatively complicated tools. Getting all the blood work and then distilling it with some kind of AI tools, which if they don't exist yet, will exist very quickly, and then improve their health. And I think this is the
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thing makes you helps you live longer. That's such a powerful point. Can you just speak more to that? Just what does that look like? Yeah. There's a couple there's lots of data points. I'm just gonna I'll talk about two. One is this Becca Levy study,
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