Roger Frampton

I'm going to walk over.

It's just going to go, I need to get from A to B in the most energy-efficient way because I don't know I'm going to be alive tomorrow.

What I need is food now.

And so how I get there, your body doesn't care about.

We can focus on the how.

We can now have a conversation and go, it's quite likely in 10 years, I'm going to be alive and I'm going to really want my mobility.

So we could have a really, we can future think, right?

But our body is not like that.

It's like, it needs to get there.

It's not planning for the future.

We can plan for the future.

This is why people brush their teeth every day, right?

We can plan for the future.

We know, if we don't, the consequences.

So regardless of whether I've got a hangover or whether I've got a busy day, here's a weird thought.

You'll probably brush your teeth the day before the day of your death.

Yeah, you'll probably get up and brush your teeth.

It's such an ingrained habit.

Yes.

And my argument is like, well, if you want to look after your teeth, you should probably start looking after your joints or just the ones that you want to keep.