Stephen Dubner
👤 SpeakerAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
Yeah, yeah.
I don't know how he remembered, because he's not a sentimental guy.
So this is what I ended up writing the foreword about.
But honestly, what I'm feeling...
around this 20-year anniversary is what anybody feels as they get older.
Even you, you're young, but as you get older, you have such a different reckoning and appreciation for your own past and the past of other people.
Things mean more.
Life is cumulative.
It's not, I feel this way now instead of that.
It's like, I feel this and all of those other things too.
And in some ways, I think you get wiser.
I've really enjoyed that.
You get more experience.
In some ways, there's inevitable sadness because death is this thing that I've always tried to just really ignore it.
Even though my father died when I was a kid.
I'm 62 and I'm the youngest of eight.
And I've always been like the protected baby boy.
And they're starting to go.
I'm the youngest.
My oldest is 17 years old.