Shekhar Natarajan

So I would love this conversation to be about that.

So we could educate people on how to embrace technology and what is the best use of technology and what are we getting into.

The first question I have for you guys, and Jason and then Natalie and then Kevin, what did you feel when you watched that movie?

Well, I loved the futuristic world where it begins this sort of

environment felt like this kind of futuristic house that also felt kind of like an Apple store.

I could just feel the futuristic ambiance.

And they were about to celebrate.

It felt like an early evening feeling.

They looked vibrant and youthful.

And right away they're like, happy 150.

And so for sure, my solar plexus got relaxed.

I was like, oh my God, that sounds amazing.

Like to be 150 and be young and

There's no death and decrepitude and illness and terror.

I have a lot of anxiety related to mortality.

I have since I was a teenager.

And I've been dreaming, dreaming about an intervention that can come in time, potentially, to save my parents.

My relationship with the transcendent as an artist still hasn't fully resolved my fear of mortality.

I mean, I think human beings are suspended in paradox.

But I don't know what comes after.