Mark Manson

That's even crazy when you think of it. Like, wow, they're really just going to go there? They're literally going to just kind of circumvent Ozempic by making food even more addictive?

That's even crazy when you think of it. Like, wow, they're really just going to go there? They're literally going to just kind of circumvent Ozempic by making food even more addictive?

That's even crazy when you think of it. Like, wow, they're really just going to go there? They're literally going to just kind of circumvent Ozempic by making food even more addictive?

That's even crazy when you think of it. Like, wow, they're really just going to go there? They're literally going to just kind of circumvent Ozempic by making food even more addictive?

That's even crazy when you think of it. Like, wow, they're really just going to go there? They're literally going to just kind of circumvent Ozempic by making food even more addictive?

That's even crazy when you think of it. Like, wow, they're really just going to go there? They're literally going to just kind of circumvent Ozempic by making food even more addictive?

That's even crazy when you think of it. Like, wow, they're really just going to go there? They're literally going to just kind of circumvent Ozempic by making food even more addictive?

That's even crazy when you think of it. Like, wow, they're really just going to go there? They're literally going to just kind of circumvent Ozempic by making food even more addictive?

That's even crazy when you think of it. Like, wow, they're really just going to go there? They're literally going to just kind of circumvent Ozempic by making food even more addictive?

That's even crazy when you think of it. Like, wow, they're really just going to go there? They're literally going to just kind of circumvent Ozempic by making food even more addictive?

I think, you know, when you look, for example, at the Native Americans, one of the longest populations in the world until the turn of the 1900s was the Plains Indians. They had most of their diet from bison. And then they had berries and they had probably wild stuff they gathered. But predominantly their diet was meat. And they lived to be well over 100 and highly functional and active.

I think, you know, when you look, for example, at the Native Americans, one of the longest populations in the world until the turn of the 1900s was the Plains Indians. They had most of their diet from bison. And then they had berries and they had probably wild stuff they gathered. But predominantly their diet was meat. And they lived to be well over 100 and highly functional and active.

I think, you know, when you look, for example, at the Native Americans, one of the longest populations in the world until the turn of the 1900s was the Plains Indians. They had most of their diet from bison. And then they had berries and they had probably wild stuff they gathered. But predominantly their diet was meat. And they lived to be well over 100 and highly functional and active.

I think, you know, when you look, for example, at the Native Americans, one of the longest populations in the world until the turn of the 1900s was the Plains Indians. They had most of their diet from bison. And then they had berries and they had probably wild stuff they gathered. But predominantly their diet was meat. And they lived to be well over 100 and highly functional and active.

I think, you know, when you look, for example, at the Native Americans, one of the longest populations in the world until the turn of the 1900s was the Plains Indians. They had most of their diet from bison. And then they had berries and they had probably wild stuff they gathered. But predominantly their diet was meat. And they lived to be well over 100 and highly functional and active.

I think, you know, when you look, for example, at the Native Americans, one of the longest populations in the world until the turn of the 1900s was the Plains Indians. They had most of their diet from bison. And then they had berries and they had probably wild stuff they gathered. But predominantly their diet was meat. And they lived to be well over 100 and highly functional and active.

I think, you know, when you look, for example, at the Native Americans, one of the longest populations in the world until the turn of the 1900s was the Plains Indians. They had most of their diet from bison. And then they had berries and they had probably wild stuff they gathered. But predominantly their diet was meat. And they lived to be well over 100 and highly functional and active.

I think, you know, when you look, for example, at the Native Americans, one of the longest populations in the world until the turn of the 1900s was the Plains Indians. They had most of their diet from bison. And then they had berries and they had probably wild stuff they gathered. But predominantly their diet was meat. And they lived to be well over 100 and highly functional and active.

I think, you know, when you look, for example, at the Native Americans, one of the longest populations in the world until the turn of the 1900s was the Plains Indians. They had most of their diet from bison. And then they had berries and they had probably wild stuff they gathered. But predominantly their diet was meat. And they lived to be well over 100 and highly functional and active.

I think, you know, when you look, for example, at the Native Americans, one of the longest populations in the world until the turn of the 1900s was the Plains Indians. They had most of their diet from bison. And then they had berries and they had probably wild stuff they gathered. But predominantly their diet was meat. And they lived to be well over 100 and highly functional and active.