Jason Shurka

I mean, do we really expect every doctor to realize that and say, I'm done here.

Let's go be Jesus and, you know, speak the truth to the world.

A lot of them are afraid.

A lot of them are not going to risk their lives.

And I have compassion for those people.

But I'm going to speak.

Well, it's interesting because there's lifespan and there's life expectancy.

And most people don't understand the difference between the two.

So most people, and there's a book called The China Study.

If you haven't read it, read it.

It's incredible.

And it talks about the myth between life expectancy and lifespan.

People think that lifespan has been increasing over the past 100, 200 years because we've been getting more advanced.

That's not true.

Life expectancy has been, I'm sorry, life expectancy has been increasing.

Lifespan has not necessarily been increasing.

Now, what do I mean by that?

The reason why life expectancy has been increasing is because less people are dying when they're 30.

Why did they die when they were 30?

Not because of cancer, because they got bit by an animal.