David Friedberg
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8,052 appearances
60 recordings
4 series
first heard Apr 2024
last heard 21 Aug
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It's damage to the epigenome.
It's the parts that sit on top of the DNA that turn genes on and off and they get moved to the wrong place as you get older.
And by resetting them and getting them back to the right place, boom, the cell is young again, the organ is young again, and suddenly you look and act and feel young again.
It's an incredible technology.
We're just at the early stages, the early innings of turning it into therapeutics.
Again, the discovery goes back to 2006, and now we're starting to see it get into clinic.
Okay.
I think that all, I think all Americans should feel assured and comforted in the fact that I think a lot of people view the Supreme court as having a high degree of partisanship.
The fact that the president, despite having a majority of what others would think were kind of politically aligned appointees on the court, had a ruling that he did not want, I think should give everyone good faith that the system that the founders set up is working, that there is a judicial branch that adjudicates the law against the executive branch when they think that it doesn't map.
And I think that that was very important to see.
So...
You know, clearly, the debate about tariffs, the economic effect of tariffs, the security, structural, trade relationship effect of tariffs and the importance of that is a separate conversation.
But I do think that the read of the law being what I would say is nonpartisan with respect to the court's action is important.
and probably very valuable.
I think fundamentally, if you're driving productivity with AI, you're driving leverage on human time and leverage on capital.
The question is, how quickly can you drive that up?
And that's a function of how much consumption there is, how much capacity there is for consumption.
So on the one hand,
I'll just speak broadly.
I think like humans have this desire to improve their livelihoods by roughly 10% every year, meaning like your income and your ability to purchase stuff that's new relative to where you were last year has to go up by 10% for you to be happy.
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