Demis Hassabis

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So how does the documentary, like where does he leave it?

Dude, how are all the guys who work at Isomorphic Labs and DeepMind and Denimus, how are they all not, like, Andrew Tate-looking dudes?

Like, the most tan, like, jack dudes ever?

Because, like, if you can cure... What, taking peptides?

If you can cure all disease, like, how are they not, like, the hottest people on Earth?

But now you're going to seek revenge.

And the issue with bullying going away is that none of these nerds are going to exist.

Yeah, why does he not look like Adonis?

That's my question.

I think when Larry, I don't pay attention to the news too much, but when Larry Ellison and Masa's son and Trump and Altman did this thing where it was like, you know, $100 trillion or something like ludicrous number, it was under the premise of like, this is going to cure disease.

And Larry Ellison, I do know that Larry Ellison's in his 80s, I think, or close.

Close to and he's looking great.

And his wife like is like a 30 year old, but for some reason, they don't look like that much of a different age, even though there is literally a 50 year difference.

And it was under the premise of like, we, you know, Larry's interested in solving death, and therefore we must do that.

Whenever I hear that, I just think that's just words that are meaningless.

But now that I know a little bit more about the topic just from you now, is that actually a legitimate thing?

It's like on Instagram when people report – you see Instagram videos of people with their children and the kids on an iPad are screaming.

And someone's like, well, as a mother, I could never – it's like, dude –

You mean as a human being?