Dave Asprey

I'm doing really well. Wow, what an intro. I've never thought of weaponizing coffee, but I like your words.

I'm doing really well. Wow, what an intro. I've never thought of weaponizing coffee, but I like your words.

Thank you, Mick.

Thank you, Mick.

Thank you, Mick.

Well, I had Asperger's syndrome when I was younger. And this is on the autism spectrum. I learned to read when I was 18 months old.

Well, I had Asperger's syndrome when I was younger. And this is on the autism spectrum. I learned to read when I was 18 months old.

Well, I had Asperger's syndrome when I was younger. And this is on the autism spectrum. I learned to read when I was 18 months old.

so when everyone else was figuring out you know how how do you socialize how do you crawl properly i was just soaking up info and the reason that i was so attracted that by the way it's not because i'm super smart because my dad read a book that said how to teach your baby to read and he taught me to read so you know any baby can do that it's just not good for them so um

so when everyone else was figuring out you know how how do you socialize how do you crawl properly i was just soaking up info and the reason that i was so attracted that by the way it's not because i'm super smart because my dad read a book that said how to teach your baby to read and he taught me to read so you know any baby can do that it's just not good for them so um

so when everyone else was figuring out you know how how do you socialize how do you crawl properly i was just soaking up info and the reason that i was so attracted that by the way it's not because i'm super smart because my dad read a book that said how to teach your baby to read and he taught me to read so you know any baby can do that it's just not good for them so um

What autism does to you is it means that your brain is running on low power. And it means that all the signals that are coming in, like sound and light and touch and vision, even smell, it's like there's static on the line. So you're constantly struggling and striving to make sense of things. And you don't even have enough energy to do it if you had a normal nervous system.

What autism does to you is it means that your brain is running on low power. And it means that all the signals that are coming in, like sound and light and touch and vision, even smell, it's like there's static on the line. So you're constantly struggling and striving to make sense of things. And you don't even have enough energy to do it if you had a normal nervous system.

What autism does to you is it means that your brain is running on low power. And it means that all the signals that are coming in, like sound and light and touch and vision, even smell, it's like there's static on the line. So you're constantly struggling and striving to make sense of things. And you don't even have enough energy to do it if you had a normal nervous system.

So that combination forces your brain to be really good at using small amounts of energy to find patterns. Of course, you miss things like social interactions and subtle cues and facial expressions and all this stuff that's well known. You also don't learn to pay attention to what's going on from the neck down.

So that combination forces your brain to be really good at using small amounts of energy to find patterns. Of course, you miss things like social interactions and subtle cues and facial expressions and all this stuff that's well known. You also don't learn to pay attention to what's going on from the neck down.

So that combination forces your brain to be really good at using small amounts of energy to find patterns. Of course, you miss things like social interactions and subtle cues and facial expressions and all this stuff that's well known. You also don't learn to pay attention to what's going on from the neck down.

But fortunately for me, I have high functioning and I come from a long line of scientists and inventors and deep nerds. So that served me. And I find myself when I'm 26... And I have weighed 300 pounds and I have struggled to lose the weight. I went to the gym 90 minutes a day, six days a week, religiously without fail for 18 months straight. I'm on a constantly hungry, low fat, low calorie diet.

But fortunately for me, I have high functioning and I come from a long line of scientists and inventors and deep nerds. So that served me. And I find myself when I'm 26... And I have weighed 300 pounds and I have struggled to lose the weight. I went to the gym 90 minutes a day, six days a week, religiously without fail for 18 months straight. I'm on a constantly hungry, low fat, low calorie diet.

But fortunately for me, I have high functioning and I come from a long line of scientists and inventors and deep nerds. So that served me. And I find myself when I'm 26... And I have weighed 300 pounds and I have struggled to lose the weight. I went to the gym 90 minutes a day, six days a week, religiously without fail for 18 months straight. I'm on a constantly hungry, low fat, low calorie diet.