Jason Shurka

Carnivorous animals don't live as long as herbivores.

Like an elephant.

An elephant lives a pretty long time.

It can live like 70 years.

A tortoise can live hundreds of years.

A lion, 25.

So I'm generalizing here.

It's just interesting points to think about.

Whether it's right or wrong, we could bring the experts there, but it's something that I found to be very interesting, which I wanted to bring up.

So I don't know how we got here, but when it comes to lifespans and all that, I do believe that they lived a very long time, and I believe that we could still live a very long time today.

I don't think that it's far-fetched for somebody to live two, three, 400 years today.

But to do that, we got to eat clean.

We've got to probably disconnect from the world that is the world that we're living in today.

I don't think you're going to live until 300 living in a city.

I think you have a chance of living that long if you're living somewhere that's very clean, not polluted, but beyond your external environment, you're also taking care of your internal environment.

Meditation, proper thought, proper speech, all those things are very, very, very important.

And if we could take that into consideration...

I believe that there are people that have lived that long and are living that long now.

But I also think that they're not going to come out and say it because what do you think is the first thing that's going to happen?

Governments are going to come in.