Felipe Corto

And I think it's a fantastic generation, by the way, that generation of new girls.

They are very, very curious.

They are very well aware of everything and they're very studious.

And I think they are going to rule the world.

I've just turned 73.

Not as much.

I'm a physicist, so I've always been very curious.

But I think today when I look at the progress of technology, it's just amazing.

It's absolutely amazing the progress we've made of understanding of things and the technology moving so fast.

Not much.

In fact, what I think at the end of the day, today if you want to be successful, it's your ability to learn continuously, which means your curiosity.

And I think then you learn through life.

So it's not what happens to you, it's what you make of it.

That's what I've learned going through life.

So I wish I would have learned a little bit more of what is more fundamental in life.

But, you know, I've discovered it.

as I want.

I think I would like to live another 150 years and continue inventing and looking at things.

But maybe one day, not for me, but for the generation to come, I think we'll extend the human life significantly.

Okay, thank you very much.