Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel

Just tragic.

Wonderful, still servant, real dedicated to America person.

And, you know, every single one of those is tragedy.

People in the prime of life and we don't fully understand how much of this is related to our bad diets and our bad obesity epidemic, how much of it is related to carcinogens that are all around us.

We just don't know.

Being clear about when to start your cancer screening.

Very important.

Don't be a schmuck and avoid them or be fearful.

You have to have to start and have that conversation, frankly, with your doctor.

Driving is like the thing that just, it's like we're all addicted to that little phone, and we have to stop because there are increasing number of accidents from that.

And, you know, there's mortality.

Exactly how much is very hard to determine.

Exactly how you find it is a very interesting phenomenon.

But I would say one of the important elements of purpose is it tends to be, not tends to be, it is something outside yourself.

It's not about yourself.

It's about doing something in the world with and for other people.

And I think that's a very critical to having meaning and a fulfilling life.

Knowing that you're leaving the planet better off could be by focusing on raising your children, could be by focusing on educating people, could be by focus on, you know, creating beautiful spaces for other people to enjoy or creating beautiful art or, you know, just being nice to people.

And I've seen, uh,

Someone pointed me to a video of a guy who was a school bus driver, but all the kids felt that he saw them.