Clarence Jones

People are interested in living a longer, healthier life. And if corporations can find a way to make some money off of that, they're going to do that. So I'm not a fatalist. I guess I'm trying to be a realist. I mean, at my age, that's what I'm finding. I don't know. What do you think, Stan? Is it about the money?

People are interested in living a longer, healthier life. And if corporations can find a way to make some money off of that, they're going to do that. So I'm not a fatalist. I guess I'm trying to be a realist. I mean, at my age, that's what I'm finding. I don't know. What do you think, Stan? Is it about the money?

Let me say this real quick, Stan. Some mornings I wake up after a night's sleep and I feel the same way. Like, what the heck is going on? You know what I mean? So it's... Life is quite interesting.

Let me say this real quick, Stan. Some mornings I wake up after a night's sleep and I feel the same way. Like, what the heck is going on? You know what I mean? So it's... Life is quite interesting.

Now that I've gotten older, I think, you know what, I think my life experiences has, I think when it comes to mentality, I think what my life experience has taught me is I need to pass it on. Okay, my goal in life is, and I think this was a saying that I learned when I was a little kid. It says that when I die, I want to have positively impacted two people.

Now that I've gotten older, I think, you know what, I think my life experiences has, I think when it comes to mentality, I think what my life experience has taught me is I need to pass it on. Okay, my goal in life is, and I think this was a saying that I learned when I was a little kid. It says that when I die, I want to have positively impacted two people.

So my immortality would be to pass on the experiences that I've learned in this life to other people. And that way I feel like my life has been a success. So I think that it's kind of maybe a roundabout way of answering your question. But it's really how I feel. I mean, the fact is that I've learned a lot. I want to share a lot.

So my immortality would be to pass on the experiences that I've learned in this life to other people. And that way I feel like my life has been a success. So I think that it's kind of maybe a roundabout way of answering your question. But it's really how I feel. I mean, the fact is that I've learned a lot. I want to share a lot.

And I feel like then I will have done something positive in this life.

And I feel like then I will have done something positive in this life.

Stan, I think that's why people protect their names. They want their names to live on. They want to invest in their children. They want to do something so that beyond their existence on this earth, that there is something that's said positively about that.

Stan, I think that's why people protect their names. They want their names to live on. They want to invest in their children. They want to do something so that beyond their existence on this earth, that there is something that's said positively about that.

So, you know, again, what I think is that we don't talk about immortality like we're talking about it now, but we talk about it in a way that we use a lot of, we translate a lot of other words to say the same thing.

So, you know, again, what I think is that we don't talk about immortality like we're talking about it now, but we talk about it in a way that we use a lot of, we translate a lot of other words to say the same thing.

I think one of the stories I always heard, I don't know if we said this before, but when you go to a cemetery, usually you have the date of birth and you have the date of death, but then there's a dash there. And you ask the question, what happened during the dash? You know what I mean?

I think one of the stories I always heard, I don't know if we said this before, but when you go to a cemetery, usually you have the date of birth and you have the date of death, but then there's a dash there. And you ask the question, what happened during the dash? You know what I mean?

Exactly. What did you do? You know, what happened? What did you leave to the world? And I think that that's, that's important. I want to go, want to go back to this, to this thing that, that was brought up by both Deidre and Sheridan, which is this, this Brian Johnson person and his quest.

Exactly. What did you do? You know, what happened? What did you leave to the world? And I think that that's, that's important. I want to go, want to go back to this, to this thing that, that was brought up by both Deidre and Sheridan, which is this, this Brian Johnson person and his quest.

I mean, you know, besides, I didn't, I didn't realize that he was doing the blood thing with his youngest child, but yeah. I think that people are doing all kinds of things to be immortal. I mean, for him, you know, it says that he's taking 111 pills every day. I mean, that's a lot. I mean, just to live. And then you don't know if it's going to work or not.

I mean, you know, besides, I didn't, I didn't realize that he was doing the blood thing with his youngest child, but yeah. I think that people are doing all kinds of things to be immortal. I mean, for him, you know, it says that he's taking 111 pills every day. I mean, that's a lot. I mean, just to live. And then you don't know if it's going to work or not.