So, rather than, yeah, us being stagnant, we're constantly evolving. And because our environment is nowadays much more different than it was even, like, a hundred years ago or a thousand years ago, then that also warrants different requirements for o

just more lonely, and I think that's maybe been something that's happened over the last few decades with social media or shifts in culture and all that. But I can say when I go to Mediterranean countries like Greece or Lebanon, the appetite for socia

there's been an explosion of new ways to give middle aged mice a couple of months of extra life, very diverse ways. So putting them together, which is what we do and what nobody else does, seems to me to have a very good chance of giving an additive

...longevity is partly a dirty word because you really cannot trust so many things going on. And I think it is changing in this direction. Well, at least more more of the physicians are being really interested in keeping their patients healthy. Because

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A lot of things impacting the length of life are, you know, cutting sixty years off of people's lives when they're young, which obviously will massively affect the data. One other thought on this, though, is so from 1850 onward, we got these huge inc

but really then moved 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

you know, the effects of this, the key effect is that you will take out diseases, hopefully. That's the potential, at least. That's why that's what all of us are working towards. You will take out diseases in multiple organs simultaneously. And then,

...think about longevity? I think the way to think about it is long tail outcomes that maybe five random people in this Japanese fishing village have lived to a 115, and they still do the Sudoku every morning or whatever. Like, I think those long tail o