Rowan Jacobsen

And no one can call you on that.

No one can say, hey, like I got skin cancer.

It's your fault.

It's number one.

20 million deaths a year.

Cardio.

So anything that moves the needle on that is awesome, you know?

And it seems to.

Like, all the studies show it does.

But they're all observational studies, right?

You look at populations, you're like, oh, these people have more sun exposure, lower blood pressure, lower rates of cardiovascular disease.

But then, you know, the other side will say, you know, correlation does not prove causation.

Like prove, show us that it's, you know, do your giant clinical study where you stick half the people in the sunlight and they live longer, which is not going to happen.

They don't want to look outside of the sun and skin cancer question.

They're not willing to entertain any of the other benefits that are outside of their field.

So there's got to be somebody out there who can be the generalist, who can think about it holistically.

It's the state of science now.

The science is a field of micro-specialties.

Yeah, I'll take a little.

That looks good when you're pouring it.