Nicolle Wallace

And they talked about themselves like gods, like I'm going to digitally put my brain, I'm going to take all these vitamins, I'm going to do body hacking, I'm going to do supplements, I'm going to do this.

And eventually it was the idea of marrying technology or robotics, cyborg, into people.

And to me,

It was sick.

It just was like, this is not how we move together.

Longevity should be about not how long we're going to live, but how well we live in the time we have here.

And that means better health too and better outcomes because we are in a situation right now where we have a sick care system.

We do not have a healthcare system.

Mm-hmm.

We have a lifespan and a health span that is 15 years.

There's a delta of 15 years.

So you reach a point where you are sick for that last part.

So why can't we merge lifespan and health span?

And there's all, it started off with you people are driving me fucking crazy.

And then it became, okay, what is working for the rest of us?

And not for these people that have the money and time to do these things.

So what is working for the rest of us?

Not a lot right now, actually.

And so, and I'll get to, I went to Korea because that's where the longest lifespans are on this planet, by the way.

And there's lots of reasons for it.