Dr. Paul Conti

Why?

Because he's aware of the 83 years that have been.

And he's aware of the things that are difficult and sad in that time.

He's also aware of the things that he's learned.

And he's so excited to bring something that he's learned that can change the lives of others.

This is a way for all of us to live.

And the answer is, how is Walter living or Fred living through the generative drive?

Yes, the generative drive is a human birthright.

We're human, we have bodies like this, with organs like this, one example.

We're human, so we have a generative drive in us.

And that generative drive, because it's the human goodness in us, what's kept our species alive and what leads people to do altruistic things.

You learn something and you want to bring the news, you want to do something good,

for the world.

What you're doing isn't just for you.

It's good that it brings goodness to you, but you're doing it because you want to be a healthy, a good presence in the world.

This is what inspires people.

It inspires people to self-sacrifice.

It inspires people to great things.

This is the best of our humanness.

More is always better.