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Distorting Time To Live Longer | Unexpected Surprises From Stereotypical People

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Will any of us live to 150, and if so, are we essentially immortal?

In Episode #343 of 'Meanderings' Juan and I discuss: the annoying fact that time goes fast when you're having fun, ways to slow time without it being unpleasant, the hubris of life extension scientists, people whose actions are markedly different from their external appearance and why supporting early supporters can break the v4v model.

As always, we hope you enjoy. Mere Mortals out!

Timeline:
(0:00) - Friends stole my topics
(0:48) - Time dilation with Tim Ferriss & Andrew Huberman
(4:20) - Travels slows time
(5:09) - Ray Kurzweil & immortality
(6:34) - I'm skeptical of 'The Fountain of Youth'
(9:10) - Living healthily to 110
(13:56) - Do you see 90 yr olds out and about?
(14:47) - Australian male/female life expectancy
(21:31) - Is anecdotal data scientific?
(25:40) - Meg Smaker: Jihab Rehab documentary
(30:02) - Breaking stereotypes
(34:11) - Does V4V work if there are expectations of profit?
(41:06) - Why should you support us?


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