Peter Diamandis

I'm here today with Dr. Dawn Musalem, the chief medical officer of Fountain Life, and a part of my medical team.

Dawn, a pleasure.

You know, the thing that people are concerned about most about living to 100 or 120 is their cognitive abilities, making sure they don't have dementia.

And the numbers about dementia are problematic.

Can you share what you've learned?

And one of the things I love about Fountain is we're searching the world for the best therapeutics, the best approaches, and making sure we bring it to our members.

So if having healthy brain function till 100, 120 is important to you, check out Fountain Life.

Go to fountainlife.com slash Peter.

Make sure you become the CEO of your own health.

All right, now back to the episode.

All right, three stories on data centers and energy worth noting.

Let's take a look.

So a Gallup poll found that 70% of Americans oppose data center construction in their community.

Nearly half strongly oppose them.

Some residents said that they'd rather live near a nuclear plant than a data center.

Main concerns, rising electricity costs, water usage, environmental damage.

This is a not in my backyard problem that needs to be addressed.

You know, we've just either stopped or delayed seven gigawatts of data centers, nearly half of the data centers being proposed.

It's a real challenge.

And one of the questions is, you know, who's