Dr. Vivek Murthy

The people they loved, the people they served, the people who gave meaning to their lives.

And my hope is that all of our children don't have to wait until the end of their lives to realize that our purpose is most readily found in each other.

Thank you, Shoshana.

Thank you for the chance to have this conversation.

And this means this is very personal for me, too, because like a lot of people in the world, like I'm worried about what's happening in the world.

I'm worried about the future for my kids.

But I also know that

there is a better world we can create.

And we have not just the ability, but the instincts to actually do it.

Because I think the world we're talking about, where we're anchored and rooted in each other, this is actually the kind of world that

We have evolved to live in over thousands of years.

We evolved to be together as social creatures, to collaborate, to help each other, to find purpose in lifting each other up.

And so the world I'm talking about is not so much a radical new world that's foreign to the human experience.

It's a return to who we always have been at some level.