Dave Asprey

I don't know if he was a full monk, probably more like a sadhu.

But what we're finding is that a lot of it is just what we think of for aging.

And part of my mission with biohacking, just what I share, the picture of yourself when you're old, if it involves canes and wheelchairs and tubes and not knowing your name, well, you're making that reality.

That's not where I'm going.

So with Brian trying to achieve immortality and other people, would you ever want that?

I feel like you wouldn't.

You know,

When I wrote my big longevity book, it's called Superhuman.

I went really into this, and it was radical when I went on the news and said, I'm going to live to at least 180.

And it did all the big shows and whatever.

And people have a hard time conceiving of that because they just think you have paper-thin skin.

It's like, no, no.

I'm going to look and feel like I do now to the best of my ability.

And so it's about shifting paradigms.

But immortality is a curse.

There's lots of old myths about that.

Right?

So the idea that death is a bad thing is completely absurd.

Agreed.

Death is a state change and there's no reason to be afraid of it.