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“Living to 200 means nothing if you're miserable the whole time”
...into HealthSpan. Okay, fine. We're living longer, but are we seeking frail or are we actually healthy? And then into joy span. How many of these additional years we actually can enjoy life? Because on
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contrarian take18:57 – 19:32
“If you look at radiology and if you have cancer, but the cancer is like a year earlier or half a year earlier detected by AI than it would have been by the surgeon, your recovery time is so much better. You get less sick. You will be able to go back to work earlier.”
very simple. If if you look at the radiology and if you have cancer, but the cancer is like a year earlier or half a year earlier detected by AI than it would have been by the surgeon. Your recovery t
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Business Mechanics15:08 – 15:37
...it's health, it's experiences. We're trying to engage our clients in broader and broader ways because we know we can create value in a more emotional way.
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“Why biohackers obsession with n-of-one solutions is dangerous”
I spent a lot of time in the biohacking community. And often the story is that something happens to someone, trauma, whatever. And they go through a phase of recovery and healing, and then all of a su
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contrarian take56:53 – 57:13
So you have to go really deep in knowing what you own. We understand the underlying stocks that most of the portfolios have. We get all that data, and then we run it through our factor models to know where we've got over and underweights. Because one
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“VC criticizes extreme longevity biohacking: What's the point of living longer miserably?”
into joy span. How many of these additional years we actually can enjoy life? Because one thing is, if I give up everything in the pursuit of longer life, there's people that eat 1,100, 200, 1,100, 2,
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contrarian take19:20 – 19:53
are included into that full pot? Yeah. I think a lot of institutions and family offices use some form of it. They may call it outcome oriented investing. But I think they typically believe that all of these tools are in the portfolio to provide certa
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Sounds like just the right mix to create a scalable institutional edge without growing headcount. For hedge funds, this means validating thesis assumptions before earnings across dozens of experts instead of a handful. For private equity, it means fa
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“There's no perfect universal diet - diversity is key to health”
...health. You hear those stories about carnivores
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contrarian take53:49 – 54:14
we're thinking about what's the persistent beta of that strategy, what do we think the excess return looks like, and how does that excess return look relative to both the beta in our portfolio, but also the other excess returns that we have available
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“A lot of the sources from pollution, I believe that's in the seventies percents, is coming from where we work and where we live. It's really good to clean up the oceans, but it's actually not really smart to continue to keep clean up the oceans. It's better to not pollute the oceans.”
a lot of the the the sources from pollution, I believe also that's that's in the seventies percents, is coming from where we work and where we live. So we need to have a systems change. So it's it's r
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Bold/Contrarian15:56 – 16:24
...health enabled because you don't need to have often a human in the loop. There's no driver in these cars, but you can call one in virtually when you need one. That is sort of always on. The the the system, you know, there's lots of challenges that ar
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from transcript19:21 – 20:30
...I was at the Health Optimization Summit recently in London, and you get things like hydrogen water taking off and other kind of biohacking kind of ideas and products. Are there any that you would recommend our listeners just to stay away from? Well,
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...biarking at the health optimism summit here. And that paradigm shift has to happen because when you talk about this oneness, when you talk about the the general exposome, the fact that the events or the actions of someone in India polluting is actual
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from transcript52:29 – 53:38
...optimization health. Yes. We are now larger in the health space than Huberman, Tim Ferriss, and, Peter Attia combined. Yes. We've really started to grow the pod. And, if you want to, you can subscribe to the podcast on x.com, YouTube, Spotify, and al
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...are we are the health optimization summit and Peter Crone, you know, is speaking. He was at the Biohacking conference in in America as well. You know Peter Crone? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So so that's the kind what I'm talking about is the same kind of thin
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...And so I think that there's, like, potentially interesting models of
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from transcript32:59 – 34:10
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