Shekhar Natarajan

They are.

Like for me, like, you know, if I lived a beautiful life, my mom lived a full life.

And some people, even if I gave them like 700 years, they wouldn't have lived what my mom lived.

So for me, that is living the life, not living 350 years or 250 years.

So I wouldn't do it.

That's just me.

Okay.

Final reflections, Jason, you go first.

Well, uh, final reflections is gratitude for a stimulating mind, expanding conversation.

I'm incredibly thankful to the three of you.

I know that you came all the way from different parts of the country.

You're here, local.

And I'm going to come to your house so that you could cook me food.

But I'm super inspired by the conversation and the wisdom that we had.

And thanks for all the vulnerabilities, because we went into topics that were very uncomfortable, somewhat provocative at times.

And I sincerely thank you for the time that you guys spent.

I know you could have spent it anywhere else.

But thanks for making it my time and the viewers' time.

We are grateful for that.

And we're going to have a lot more of these interesting conversations about how society needs to evolve as technology evolves around us.