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It's not light.

Because of the melanoma.

Because I was an idiot when I was a kid.

I mean, I would go use tanning beds because I thought, well, I wanted to look, you know, tan.

Right.

And I did tan back then, but, you know, obviously can't anymore.

You do.

Maybe in like Seattle.

Some people do.

Yeah, there's, you know, I mean, I think there's obviously there's a benefit to light.

I mean, I'm not saying don't go out and do it.

And, you know, I think as well there'll come a day.

And I was just talking with some friends of mine at dinner last night is, you know, maybe with things like CRISPR, I could rub a CRISPR ointment on my body.

It would fix the single point mutation in my skin.

And then I could enjoy the sun again.

How far away are we?

I think, honestly, I mean, people always say five years is sort of like this horizon.

But no, I really, I mean, I know people who are already developing systems for delivering genes, you know, RNA to cell.

I know that's a dirty word in some, but there are formulations of RNA that probably won't be as problematic as some of the things that maybe the COVID vaccine might have done.

Yeah.