Civilization Is About To Change Forever: Truth About Immortality, Rich Vs Poor, AI & Ending Disease

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We’re diving into the future of civilization with Dr. Mehmood Khan, a respected leader in scientific research, healthcare and corporate governance space.
By the end of today’s epic conversation, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the economic and societal implications of increased lifespan without health. As AI, technology and biotech become increasingly powerful in their ability to solve for aging and disease, immortality is closer than ever.
We tackle the inevitability of aging and health decline, probing into the potential outcomes that AI and technology may be able to offer. What does it mean to live to 120 years of age if it's a life filled with quiet desperation? We’re examining the economic impacts of longevity without health, and the challenges of maintaining a meaningful contribution to society.
This episode is for you - the forward-thinker, the innovator, the curious mind that's intrigued by the intersection of technology, health, and longevity. If you're captivated by the potential of AI and tech to revolutionize our lives, or if you've ever found yourself wondering about the true meaning of extending human lifespan, then this conversation is definitely for you.
With insights from Dr. Mehmood Khan, a renowned figure in scientific research and healthcare, you'll explore the role of government spending, healthcare costs, and the resources needed for an additional 30 years of life.
More importantly, you'll discover the massive opportunities laying ahead for us all. This conversation is not just about living longer; it's about creating a future where health allows us to contribute through all stages of life. So, come join us in this thought-provoking journey and let's redefine longevity together.
Powerful Insights From Dr. Mehmood Khan:
“Most people don’t want to live longer, they want to live healthy as long as possible.”
“What is our right to lead and what is our to succeed?”
“We don’t learn passively, we learn through instructions. That is a human attribute.”
“The day we figured out we could treat somebody with a fever and stop them from dying by giving them bark of a tree, we were preserving life.”
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Website: hevolution.com/
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[@TomBilyeu]

WARNING: I will never ask for your contact info in the comments section, that is someone impersonating me!

[@lhs66]

Thank you

[@G2S_Tv]

We are more spirit than body

[@victoromoniyi981]

😊8😊

[@springwellssw]

Free Palestine!!

[@ChristinaGonzalez-qo4gz]

Thank you

[@mercedesb2299]

I am tired of everything coming down to GDP, and leverage, and productivity, treating people like chess pieces to be moved around. This is unique to the tech world...this God complex that treats us all like numbers on a spreadsheet. Money and wealth are not all that is of value in the world and it is certainly not the only reason that a life has value. The transactional belief system needs to stop.

[@ProfoundFamiliarity]

true

[@VicTicklish]

Agree!

[@TrueLife..]

That is what happens when you watch a discussion between two lizard people.

[@henrythegreatamerican8136]

Problem is we can't agree on anything else besides the numbers. Everyone's values differ slightly enough making it hard to get an accurate depiction on success based on those values.

[@elenastansbie9940]

Agree, live longer to increase the GDP 🙄

[@sarahpurol7710]

I'm a civil engineer who was trained in the 70's. When I retired after 31 years working as a patent engineer for the federal government I decided to follow my dream of becoming a professor. I've completely reinvented myself. I got an MA in Sociology and started teaching at our community college. Straight ahead from that master's, I'm almost finished with a second one, this time MEng. Engaging intellectually with young adults has always been fun. I do this for fun. And... I'm more technically literate than most of them. I'm more active and have better energy too. I'm having a fabulous time.

[@dallassegno]

Sure you did bud

[@pollobionico]

Were you able to go straight to full time teaching or did you have to adjunct for a while?

[@sarahpurol7710]

@@pollobionico I don't teach full time and don't want to. I only adjunct. I'm done with full time work. I want to play 😁

[@sarahpurol7710]

@@dallassegno bud?... 😂...How many buds do you know named Sarah?

[@sarahpurol7710]

@@pollobionico I don't know for sure how it works as far as having to be an adjunct for a while before becoming a full professor. It might vary from college to college...and certainly it would depend on what one is qualified to teach. I will say that graduate school has been a lot more fun than undergraduate. I love all the new technology. When I was an undergrad we used punch cards for computer programs. 😂

[@johellis1]

Even though I'm only 50% of the way through this episode I find it very impactful. I'm a 61 year old who recently found myself unexpectedly unemployed and have decided at this late juncture to change my career career. I have no intention to retire.. ever. I think the importance of having a big audicious goal is essential to remain vibrant cannot be understated. Looking at the discussion around an aging population and the financial implications, reinforces my belief that striving to contribute in a meaningful way is critical to remaining healthy. Living in a meaningful way, whatever that means on an individual basis is critical to having a vibrant and healthy life. I truly believe idleness is as detrimental to health as an unhealthy diet or over indulgence in a vice such as alcohol. Just thought I'd share my thoughts.... thank you @TomBilyeu for your ever thoughtful and impactful discussions.

[@chaoswitch1974]

Not everyone places their value in working to make others wealthy.

[@alfainc5868]

He's clearly talking about staying busy 2 stay healthy. I've seen many people that retired and went down hill ​@chaoswitch1974

[@johellis1]

@@chaoswitch1974 interesting perspective, I prefer to focus on what a contribution and having a goal can have on my own wellbeing and fully believe when it comes right down to it everyone works for someone elses benefit either directly or indirectly.

[@beckypreece5615]

❤

[@jasonmurphy1499]

Good luck with your new journey! I completely switched career gears at 50. Short-term it was not easy. A year later it was the best decision I have ever made. I am happy again with my career and life.

[@begentlebutdontallowshit2549]

To whoever is reading this and might struggle rn for whatever reason, please keep going, you're doing fine! No matter how slow your progress, each new week is filled with tiny steps forward. Be proud of yourself you got this! It’s worth hanging in there, it truly is. Stay strong kind strangers!❤

[@sidneywilliams-ih2ym]

That made my eyes water, you are definitely going to Heaven

[@deeg_daddy]

Paralyzed. Can't take a step. Therapy denied. #MedicalMafia

[@magnuslindgren5640]

​@@deeg_daddyGod bless you

[@matthewgreen9062]

Bless 🙏🏻

[@deeg_daddy]

​​​@@magnuslindgren5640 Thank you. I wish that. ❤

[@armanx2]

To live forever? fuck that!!! I am 37 and I am already sick and tired of this world full of shit, injustice, and suffering.

[@mistertonygee]

I think most Americans don't see the end of the rope for hapiness! Its so hard to simply provide a quality life for your young family! But we must shift our focus to the little things in life to find peace and happiness. Enjoy the little things you find pleasure in, really take it in and appreciate it. Blessings! 🙏💪

[@user-fs3oh5pd9m]

Death for some is very scary, especially for the rich because they know they can't take the money with them😂 I pity them it's so sad and pathetic.

[@armanx2]

@@mistertonygee what makes you think I am american?

[@elizavetapeganova9541]

😢

[@elizabethk3238]

Then do something about it!

[@ChristoScriven]

After over 10 years on self-improvement, the number one thing I’ve come to understand is that I am most disciplined, strong, fulfilled, loving, and present, when everything I do is an expression of a healthy self worth. I have nothing to prove, not even to myself. I realise that I am worthy of my own honour and respect, and that of others. If I’m not treating myself in the best way to honour the highest side of myself, or I’m allowing others to treat me badly, then something is off. I honour the passions and purposes I feel called toward by diligently working toward them. I work on myself everyday and reap the rewards, not because I need to so I can feel good about myself, but because guess what, I’m worth it. I deserve to be happy, healthy and prosperous, so do you.

[@meekatoblerone5242]

Thank you stranger, I needed to hear this today

[@U-inverse369]

Nothing to prove and nothing to control. Let life take over and guide you to your Higher self. Live a life trough Intuition. The mind is a good servant but a dangerous master.

[@edvanaraujo3192]

U got the point! That's what a GOD is

[@nnova319]

Right on. Well said. When I have let it sink in that I’m actually operating from a surplus and not a deficit, it has changed everything downstream of it.

[@ChristoScriven]

@@meekatoblerone5242 bless you!

[@Ben86511]

This guy is infuriating. When he's talking about contributing to society after 60-65 he's assuming jobs or task like taking care of your parents, volunteering at church will pay the bills. Most people can not keep up with inflation and I suspect most people don't want to work past these ages. He also says that you can "change careers", like that's something the average person can just take on. Does he think we can just go to school again for another 4-6 at any old time and get enough experience to be a CEO while were taking care of our families and still paying our bills. This guy is an idealist. I don't think his ideas are bad, they're just not grounded in reality.

[@Dan-uf2vh]

If you are actually biologically young again then taking on a new type of job starting from scratch will be easier than the first time you did it at 20.

[@lonepantalones8284]

I guess we're all supposes to resign ourselves to perpetual wage slavery.

[@Dan-uf2vh]

@@lonepantalones8284If AI will be able to fill most roles then people will only live as pets and occasionally produce someone that brings a bit of creativity. Eventually merge with AI-s and have a synthetic biology. AI will be able to fill most industry roles within the next 30 years and possibly as early as 20 years from now. It will be VERY difficult to do anything productive without being in an incredibly creative role and/or being an enhanced human.

[@Wanderer2035]

I think the reality is that people are not gonna wanna work a “career/s” for that long. Anymore than like 2 decades and most people just don’t wanna do that anymore, and wanna start doing their own thing then to constantly be sucking up to your employer. What’s infuriating is that he’s expecting everyone else to go along with that for the next 100 years plus for the average person like it’s gonna be fine and dandy for everyone, people are gonna be sick of living like that and it would be a pure hell. Imagine having to work in “careers” for the next 200 years???? Fuck that shit there’s way more to life then pissy careers and resumes

[@billa.2940]

I agree. He sounds like every "smart" Dr I've ever met. Expert at playing politics and surviving the "game" to keep practicing business as usual. I am so glad I didn't go into medicine. At least engineering is an honest profession.

[@singlefathersurrogacy]

Bad quality of life is just torture 😔

[@KoroushRP]

A.i and robotics will raise everyones standard of living

[@a-Stalk3r]

When you say everyone,you mean,north korea,russia,china,india,africa too? Or western everyone?

[@ultimaetsolder]

@@KoroushRP It will only raise profits of big corps. Massive job loss.

[@mc9723]

​@ultimaetsolder and the only way to keep the economy alive is to allow your citizens the ability to participate, so the government will have to find some form stimulus/UBI program or something else or they will be mass producing for nobody.

[@-astrangerontheinternet6687]

@@KoroushRP That’s a nice faith you got there.

[@emilytreu2312]

I don’t want to live longer. I’d rather feel better while I’m older. But I have no interest in extending the time I am here. If it’s guaranteed I will live until 80 and then die at 80, I would be fine with that. Haha. This world is a scary place and the older I get the less I will be aware of what’s going on and the less I’ll be able to deal with what’s going on. And I also don’t want to live the last quarter of my life depending on other people. You lose your drivers license. You get put in a nursing home or a care home. I don’t what to experience that for very long. There’s no reason we need to be living longer than 90. Not even mentioning that the older you get the lonelier you get. Your friends die, your family dies. And not many prior your age are around. It’s lonely, even if you have the family you created. Because you’re old, it’s hard to relate to them.

[@LilyGazou]

Farm life is great for old people. Their wisdom and skills are always needed. Fresh air and sunlight and exercise. Then one winter a flu carries them off.

[@yamishogun6501]

AI will change loneliness forever.

[@U-inverse369]

You create your reality. What you witness, is the sum of your decisions. Your conclusions wont match with every other aged human. If you dont like your reality, change it.

[@vickybiagini8623]

​@@yamishogun6501, Please tell me how?

[@dealwolfstriked272]

Wow at 53yrs old lately this is my same thought. I am ever reluctant to workout and eat a carnivore lifestyle cause I am unsure of what I am creating by doing that/ Maybe its best to just eat and get sick and die by 65/70 rather than eat really good and workout intelligently and live to 90. Like life sucks when you get old and if I am bored of this life already and depending on drugs and booze then what happens when I cant touch this stuff anymore.

[@apoang]

Tom please try to remember or better have it as a standard rule for your assistants on your podcast to take care to be the name of your guest on the title of each interview for easy access and also a respect indication of your guest. I really like and respect your podcast and I felt very akward for this omission of appropriate etiquete of manners. I feel like part of a community of your subscribers so I had to ask for something that will all make us feel better.

[@francodegasperi3814]

Is this guy from the WEF too? Can't wait to live the next 1000 years of frequent pandemics and wars glued to my screen

[@forpeace1580]

Haha!

[@dave9547]

i know right. . .

[@l.sophia2803]

Well said

[@Operations1000]

Lol right, like I can't really imagine what these Immortality addicts lives are like, they're clearly not living in the real world if you want to live in it forever. Talk about damning your soul!

[@marlan5470]

Yes, both are. The reason why I say this is because they're so caught up with propping up AI and drugs onto the listeners, who desire to live much longer and healthier. So many people have gone off drugs (statins in fact are detrimental to ones health) and cleaned up their lifestyle while reversing diabetes (and there are serious studies about the correlation of diabetes with dementia). The two gentlemen here totally ignore those while simultaneously just saying AI is this wonder tech, aah pfoooey. :)

[@billthebuilder1579]

Approaching 63 years old in March 2024, I have found that intermittent fasting, calorie reduction avoiding stress moderate exercise, is what I can do. Using technology, biofeedback from apple watch, regular dexascans to monitor progress towards health goals, use of veri=continuous glucose monitoring. The fight is against the industrial food medical death complex .

[@jeniferjohnson7827]

I agree with you

[@guyhickson7332]

Do you drink coffee? I find it helps with intermittent fasting

[@billthebuilder1579]

yes. @@guyhickson7332

[@lynne5322]

💯

[@rachelhudson4370]

If the world continues down the road it's on, I don't want to be here 10 years from now much less well into old age.

[@Operations1000]

Right, I really don't understand what kind of faerie tale world people are living in who want to live in it forever? People love to say how we're all the same but if you want to live on THIS planet forever I'm sorry you're an alien to me, straight up. Like I just cannot fathom it, are they in VR land all day or something??

[@miki_wiki12]

Some of us would like to retire at some point. “Contributing to GDP”aka working into our 90s, 100s and beyond doesn’t sound too appealing to me.

[@deeg_daddy]

If the page is WRONG, we do not need to be on the same page!

[@PeaceIsYeshua]

I will die when God calls me home!! I can’t wait to be in the presence of my Lord and with my loved ones again in heaven! 🙌🏻❤

[@tacticoolfoam8339]

My bags are already packed. Why anyone would want to stay here forever is beyond reason and totally unnatural. I find comfort in the certainty of death, weather I wake up in Heaven to discover what we are truly made for or find rest in the eternal embrace of the deep sleep.

[@ultimaetsolder]

So you have nothing going on to stay for. No nice house, no good job, no loving wife, kids, no nice property, insufficient money, nothing to offer or give on earth.

[@user-rc2xs5ti2w]

@@ultimaetsolderYou cite only external factors. If you live your inner life with the same intensity, you know that the mundane can’t offer much for the depth that you become.

[@Axel-gn2ii]

What if what happens after death is worse than your life?

[@daves1107]

Death is a certainty, what's the worry? What I don't understand is why "everybody wants to go to heaven, but no one wants to die".

[@iTRON.]

⁠@@ultimaetsolder as we age all those external things diminish, Your income levels diminishes after retirement, your energy level and cognitive levels diminish as we get older, making it difficult to function in the workplace never mind being competitive in the workplace. Spouses and friends aren’t forever they can pass on before you do, Adult children get busy with their own lives and don’t necessarily stay living nearby your nice property, your ability to offer value to society also diminishes with the loss of your abilities. That is why it is so important to work at your health for longevity of your abilities to find purpose in life. It is also why a humble outlook is a better one than egotistical pride built on materialistic possessions and driven by validation from others.

[@Say-Hello-yall]

Type II Diabetes IS DEFINITELY lifestyle. I was in an emergency situation… loosing my eyesight A1C was at 11 glucose at 600. I was given emergency insulin… in March 2023. I have REVERSED it in my own with diet mostly, some exercise but today my fasting glucose is normal

[@kimboost9686]

Oh like the Pepsi he made his 90 millions from????? He forgot to mention that.

[@tracy419]

So you are 100% of people with type 2 diabetes?🤔

[@brademmert8559]

This is the prototype he and his group are spending millions looking for! Simple re-education of doctors and their profits over people approach would changed the health of our country overnight!

[@15walkeen]

Dang! Glad you flipped that around. Those are insane numbers.

[@andrewmweisse]

what gets lost in this conversation is the fact that the beauty of life lies in its ephemerality. the changing of the seasons, our childrens firsts, the holidays...keep trying to experience these things in perpetuity & you will stop seeing the magic in life.

[@barrybearman3511]

When you cling to impermanent things like they are permanent your life will be shallow. Flow. Ride. Smile. Enjoy the Merri-go-round or look at it like a roller coaster to experience.

[@LuisBustos-jq8sz]

Don't worry immortality is not for everyone

[@andrewmweisse]

operative word is 'worried'. The desire to live forever is rooted in a fear of dying, But elongating healthspan won't amelioriate this concern. Humans will still die, via accidents, etc. Ostensibly we are gonna create a very panicked, anxious 'life'. Imagine having the science, tech & wealth to live forever, but one wrong step and you're dead. So, don't worry about me ;)@@LuisBustos-jq8sz

[@royromano9792]

Well, from an immortal stand point. Imagine your first swim in the sun. Or your first walk on Jupiter. Imagine the first planet you created, or the first galaxy you surfed. If humans do not die, science fiction becomes science future. New possibilities are endless.

[@raeon5404]

​@@royromano9792 this! people just lack imagination!

[@TheZGALa]

Since about age 39 it has been very clear to me that society is not interested in keeping me around. Back then I was still a badass and exceptionally productive. At age 53 I feel alone in my endeavors to stay alive. Doing the best, working anyway I can but it is tough as my body and mind agest and society at large seems on a suicide track to me. Our health care system is completely broken only profits from disease and slow miserable dying. Young people don't seem convinced there is much chance of any quality of life, so it iseems unrealistic to expect them to take any care of elders.

[@normannimble9216]

and a capitalistic "ROI" approach to education, and raising our kids is a major factor in propagating this attitude. Toms attitude towards older people is horrible yet he claims he wants to live forever, all but lobbies for my generation's early demise, all in the thought that society cannot evolve if "those old people" are still around. A clueless comment on so many levels, Dangerously repeated by this ignorant child. Every moment while Tom spoke, contrasting the guest's enlightened speech, was just dreaded in hopes of early termination. Wont be coming back.

[@mercwithamouthpodcast]

I'd hope by that age you'd have your own business and you creating your worth. I'm one my third. 19 to 28 was practice. As we get older Corp America does want us that's been around for a while unless you have a job no one else has done. If you have learn a skill a trade and turned it in to something to contribute with how easy it is we are all now paying for you. You in a protected class if you do get in to Corp. Youn dont hit your quota and complain and there's a 3 month investigation. With someone not protected their like damn okay. On the next..the mature one. But the protected classes use that to manipulate and get what they want in bigger business. It's amazing, can't hold them to the same standard they are hinting they didn't get the same training. Better let them not pull their weight a few more months. I've seen I've managed you and in general it's 50/50. Amazing over performer that no matter what succeed and others that milk the system for everything. I experienced far more hardship on teams and departments when they think they should be in charge but they can't do the entry level job first. This is what it's come to though not you're victims instead of using so many tools to learn as you go and build wealth. 10k in the last 3 days from just buying low and selling high on crypto. That's what I've cashed out. No one taught. Pretty simple concept. I do that cash out 1000 a day on the week days work my normal 6 to 6, then check in on my other companies. So simple..lock Smith. 16000 people in my state lock themselves out every day. I have people go help them...not hard no over head, no home. Don't pull that victim crap, that's what he's referring to. .the victims that just can't because No one cares and I'm owed retirement and insurance...nope you arent

[@TheZGALa]

Yes, I had a successful business at that stage. A few less successful since then. Things change. :) No one gets out alive. @@mercwithamouthpodcast

[@TheZGALa]

I hope with all your free time you find something better to do with your energy than be a troll.@@mercwithamouthpodcast

[@arielbender6173]

The main driving force in this time in history is profit regardless of any humanitarion cost two prime examples are weapons manufacture and big pharma we talk of extending life but we put no.value on life

[@khurram4589]

Financial planning is like navigation. If you know where you are and where you want to go, navigation isn't such a great problem. It's when you don't know the two points that it's difficult

[@Ahsjsjs-jx5pk]

True though unfortunately mine always end up with losses 😭

[@LydiaLopez-yh7wo]

Building a good investment portfolio is more complex so I would recommend you seek James Clark support. This way you can get strategies designed to address your unique long/short-term goals and financial dreams..

[@chaoswitch1974]

​@LydiaLopez-yh7wo except shareholders are exploiting workers as we see off-shoring, outsourcing, diminishing wages and declining benefits, because in order for your investment portfolio to grow, businesses need to continuously see a profit and part of that model is screwing the working class.

[@terrywbowling1]

I’m. 66 - just signed up for your Impact Theory University!!! I seem to be the exception ~ But the more I learn The more I want to learn!!!

[@DeadbeatGamer]

Don't wait to be healthy, get as fit as you can now as the technology does not have a guaranteed time frame.

[@ghost9-9ghost]

Agreed....and also because by staying relatively active and putting effort into nutrition, you'll also just feel far more amazing in the here and now.....

[@AmorWithoutBorders]

As a long time listener of Impact Theory, this was really one of their highest-level episodes 👌 Thank you once again

[@loricoil1732]

I agree with what the Doc stated about the covid lockdowns destroying the businesses and lives of younger people to protect the elderly and I am in my 60's. My health and safety is MY responsibility, not the obligation of all of our younger folks to sacrifice their own livelihoods for.

[@adyarym]

No need to say anything, it was a lie. It was and still is a big business and thats it. On the other hand, my elders never went to a home or else because family was there to support and care for them, nobody risked anything or sacrificed anything that our elders havent sacrificed first for us. The same happened on my husbands family, no one ever went to a home or was abandoned or anything like that. A family is a family all of it or there is no real family. Thats how we were raised and thats how our families are still being raised. We are now a big family because those incoming through marriage are family too and their family is our family now. Its how we treat our neighbors too. Viruses or no viruses.

[@loricoil1732]

@@adyarym It is speaking of society in general, not individual families. My family is much like yours, we take care of each other. Unfortunately, not all families love well. Many people do not have that family closeness and bond.

[@GrantGelderbloem]

Hey Tom, Grant here from Sydney, Australia. Just wanting to say thank you so much for bringing on all these amazing guests onto your show, and for being amazing yourself. Really, really enjoy all the content. Gets me thinking really, really deeply around life's important matters, and how to format my own life for greatness. Thanks again, mate. Cheers.

[@Food4thought1234]

What’s weird is at times I feel like I want to live forever, and I genuinely feel like I would enjoy every moment. I sometimes would even pray for it, even tho I didn’t actually believe it was possible in my lifetime. Now seeing videos like this and how close we are gives me chills. I was able to see my “path” in life and made it. The fact that it’s happing again with something so extra ordinary is so exciting. I understand being negative and preparing for the worst. But we have to have hope for the best and actually work for it. It’s a societal issue we need to fix. It’s getting there. For some of us. We know changing the world isn’t on the shoulders of one person. However a simple change on how we help and educate the ones around us, and those we meet. We are actually changing the world faster than we think. But I’ll end it there. I just hope that we all get to meet one day. I hope we all will talk about this video 1000 years from now. I hope we will treat others and ourselves with love and care that we all deserve.

[@steveshirley2250]

Even if it were possible, who then, is deemed "worthy" to live forever? Do you believe this "gift" would be handed out to the likes of you and I? It would allow the very wealthy to live forever, and the rest would be their subjects.

[@Ponderingaboutlife]

Absolutely...the burden of Billions and Trillions of years of life is heavy. Very few will be able to withstand the weight of all that time. Not to mention the exponential increase of accidents happening to a person living through that kind time frame. But I think not being limited by the constraints of time is an important step to add more value to one's life...to become more appreciative of what we are so we don't mutually agree to let it go so easily. Like in wars or senseless choices pressed by the limited time we have.

[@Monkey31]

we created a society that makes it very hard to survive, be healthy, and enjoy things. our governments force unhealthy habits and prevent most to become wealthy which makes most people unhappy. why do you think this is going to be available for anyone other than the already privileged

[@bingflosby]

I have multiple sclerosis and we need to also focus on quality of life

[@Chris-fl2bt]

Cheers from Alberta Tom! You're getting truly eye opening guests on this pod.

[@Lisa_M_V]

I also disagree that most people care about their health. If that was true they wouldn’t be living in stress they would want ease not disease in the body. They wouldn’t gorge on sugar and processed foods and be overweight putting pressure on heart. They would walk run exercise rather than use electric scooters bikes etc or drive everywhere. Most people are just too lazy to really care about their health. And because of that their lifespan will be greatly reduced no matter how much AI is involved

[@83shaunam]

Lazy? Or struggling? People are overworked and burnt out. In my state, employees aren't even entitled to breaks, no matter how long their shift is. People are having to pick up second or third jobs to get by. Shitty jobs with inadequate breaks. Jobs that will tell you you're fired if you call off, which is also somehow legal. I'm a stay at home mom with a worry free financial situation. I take my time to plan meals, shop, and cook. But it takes time and energy to do those things. It is 11am and I'm starting dinner prep. Most people can't do that. If I worked 60 hours a week, I'd be ordering out too. People aren't choosing that kind of life, generally. They're fucking tired and broke and then they are told it's their own fault for being lazy. This is a huge, systemic issue, not a moral failure of individuals. I've been in tougher situations and I enjoy a more comfortable life now, but it's not because I'm harder working than other people. And I haven't forgotten what it was like to be so dead tired all I could do was shove some crackers in my mouth and go to bed. I'm honestly embarrassed for you that you can't see any of that and instead choose to think the worst of others. Is it to make yourself feel superior? I'm honestly curious.

[@effexon]

my theory is AI makes that worse.... as we know less how task, job is done and just have to obey AI like assembly line, instead of other way. That is how AI is talked about. Stress comes from hierarchy and AI could be just one more master. But it doesnt have to.

[@ProfoundFamiliarity]

Care isn't related to behaviour. They care. It's just difficult.

[@LilyGazou]

@@83shaunamthank you for considering these things. In order to eat healthy I have to look for the organic stuff when it’s 50% off, keep a stash in the freezer, do cooking on my afternoon off. I know so many are dealing with inflation, caretaking young and elders plus their jobs. Even a stay at home parent has to put in hours of work a day that others overlook.

[@tracy419]

I don't think you'll be working for AI because robots are already getting to the point that when controlled by AI, they'll be doing most jobs. And if robots aren't fully ready when AI is, AI will soon solve that problem. ​@@effexon

[@TheZGALa]

I am currently working at a middle school. Nearly half of the student do not seem healthy at all. It is not the same as when I was that age.

[@elizavetapeganova9541]

Yes, I'm working with children too in Russia. Most children have some health problems one way or another. It seems to me that this situation was not the same 10 or 20 years ago.

[@evelyn81291]

Thank you Tom for always challenging your guests!! I love when you continue to ask questions, having them dig deeper, and playing some sort of devils advocate. It’s honestly, quite pleasant! Not many hosts do so!

[@chuchuchutrain6735]

The search for immortality, although understandable from the human desire to transcend death, raises important reflections on the natural cycle of life. Considering that scientific advances could one day allow us to get closer to immortality, it is crucial to think about the consequences of stopping the process of generational renewal. Death is not only a natural mechanism that allows evolution and progress through new generations, but it also connects us with the humility of our existence. Accepting death as a part of life can be seen as an act of generosity towards those who will come after us, allowing them the opportunity to forge their own path and contribute to the continued development of humanity. Ultimately, immortality could limit the diversity and innovation that is born with each new generation, aspects vital to the advancement and enrichment of our species.

[@jimbopeebles8210]

Rich people already horde wealth knowing they will die before they or their children can spend it. Imagine what they would do if they could live forever. Imagine how desperate they’d become to ensure no one had the power to harm them.

[@LilyGazou]

They have plans for that.

[@Arismortal]

I am not against rich folks, but there are plenty of shitheads out there that populate organisations like the WEF and go to Davos that would LOVE to live forever and keep all the power. Say no to socialist and collectivist experiments. Protect free markets, private ownership, free speech and democracy!

[@Flex4LX]

This guy gives evil super villain vibes. He will stop at nothing to live forever.

[@user-yl7kl7sl1g]

Musk is loosing his money, and the trust people have in him. He can't pump meme-coins, and hopium stocks forever, without delivering on his technological promises. Or you look at some one like Bernie Madoff who only got caught late in life. It's death that allows rich people to escape the consequences of their lies.

[@XPuntar]

The Power is "the mindset" NOT supposed power that comes from money! Money IS NOT power! Just because someone thinks that "an item" gives you power, the moment that item is "taken away" that individual also loses its power! The Power lies in the understanding that it is your ideas through which you create your opportunities and circumstances for your own life and that means both positive and negatiove experiences! ... Money in that regard is only the result of your own success! for creating and building "yourself"

[@Travelbythought]

More talks on longevity, please, this is very interesting.

[@Jay-eb7ik]

I agree. Longevity for all

[@marcaaron1890]

Watched for an hour and just feels like they're rambling away from the clickbait title. Worst talk in this channel.

[@kimboost9686]

@@marcaaron1890100% lots of bla bla. Don’t get your retirement, make sure you work for us anothe 30 years as a data scientist. Poor will never have access to it. He made his money off of Pepsi, never talked about the Pepsi, close down that company we will all live longer.

[@user-yl7kl7sl1g]

@@marcaaron1890 Aubrey DeGray would be better to interview for this topic, as he's founded multiple companies with a clearer anti-aging strategy.

[@XPuntar]

Longevity is a mindset!

[@timothyhume3741]

Well, I am 75 and I am still bailing out my kids and grandkids. Who the hell is looking after who?

[@LeeLooDallas9]

Who would have thought these possibilities would be possible in our lifetimes. I love how he talks about everything being for the common good and to benefit everyone. Health is the truest wealth. Universal access is beautiful

[@anthonyflores6844]

Loving the new filming style! Definitely a bump-up in quality!

[@kurth5286]

Very good guest. Clear video, great sound. Thank you Tom for your work.

[@shankarga4282]

Fabulous topic and great insights A summary of the 4 use cases, atleast what I got 😅 1. Monitor genetic code that leads to aging. 2. Predict disease and organ risks based on ai ml models at individual level 3. Ability to modify genetic code to cure, prevent aging and disease 4. Something about type 2 diabetes is Not a lifestyle issue I couldn't understand.. There is lot more to this podcast....atleast trying to understand the use cases

[@tammyyaniro5455]

I believe mental and emotional attitude, belief, and expectation are at least as important (more so, in my opinion) as the food you eat. Of course, exercise, diet, plenty of water and sleep, etc. are important, but secondary to state of mind...

[@anglikai9517]

Well, when you can live for 200 years, your retirement age is about 175 years. Think about that slavery. and you can't get sick nor taking sick leaves. Not to mention your jail time, if you accidentally harm someone. And your grieves for your love ones if they were dead by accidents.

[@lucidneptune]

My life is already weird

[@thephilosophicalagnostic2177]

I'm a 71 year old looking forward to youth extension and youth restoration technologies. That's the ultimate.

[@elizavetapeganova9541]

You are late!

[@calmocean962]

Great interview, Tom, appreciate your insight, knowledge, and clarity of focus. Choices can be beyond those living in poverty. Unfortunate position to be in - the cheapest processed foods are masking the real problems for our health.

[@MH-53E]

How naive can two relatively smart guys be. Listen, we are living in a huge constructed reality chock full of lies stacked upon each other for many years. Until we get what is and what isn't seperated, nothing positive will ever come from confusion and lies. As always, the first step to fixing a problem is to admit that there is a problem. In my view the problem lies in all of the lies and deception we live under 24/7...

[@BigTimeRushFan2112]

Yeah, this is a dreamer podcast topic, 99% of us will never have the money in the future to extend our lives beyond what we already know which is eating decently and staying physically active and minimizing drinking and zero smoking.

[@dave9547]

very naive indeed.

[@Gunshinzero]

But people love lies. You have to make progress anyway. If people waited for lies to go away to do things there would be nothing.

[@life107familyfitnessboxing8]

This video blew my mind. Love your videos. Very interesting topics

[@matthewprzystup998]

Tom, my father was a medical doctor. Trust me, your educational knowledge and your IQ are on a 5 year old level in this conversation. This doctor is being so polite to u

[@ghost9-9ghost]

Yeah....even tho I enjoy many of Toms episodes and guests....he's not nearly as intellectual as he likes to hope or pretend he is.. That's not even an insult...it's not everyone's job to BE the biggest brain in the bathtub......unfortunately Tom is just above average ENUF and also confident enuf to be able to mask his own mind with the illusion he would prefer......

[@kevincrady2831]

"Increase people's healthspans so you can get more work out of them and increase the GDP" only works until people are replaced by AI and robots. If you look at how rapidly AI and humanoid robotics are advancing (and they don't need FDA approval at each step), the latter is likely to happen before the former.

[@anythingplanet2974]

It always frustrates me when the discussion turns to 'diabetes is a choice.' To a certain extent I agree but what is missing is the conversation about income inequality, poverty, food deserts, lack of education (both public and in the healthcare system training and models.) For those who are educated and understand that there is a choice? Sure. Yes. As long as one has the resources to afford healthy foods. To self educate and research what it means to make the right choices can be a luxury of time that many don't have. To wade through the massive amount of info requires a high level of discernment as to what is true. There is no one-size-fits-all answer. Doctors are largely ignorant in dietary impacts. It's not like smoking, which took decades of research and acceptance in the mainstream before society embraced the truth. Even comparing smoking with dietary health choices is not a fair comparison. Smoke or don't. Eat well, exercise and live a healthy lifestyle? Give up sugar, carbs, refined foods, etc. while raising a family and a full time job? Well...good luck with all that. Your likely on your own and won't get much support on any front. Understanding the complexities should be a much more important conversation. How do we change the system? Let's talk about that.

[@TrueLife..]

Agreed but you are expecting somebody who became a billionaire from selling food with the kind of processed poison educated people avoid like the plague. A huge issue right now is the lack of awareness around a lot of these horrific ingredients like seed and veg oils, pesticides etc.

[@brademmert8559]

Yes but we don't need to invent an new anti-lock break. Its about simplicity and education and there is NO MONEY in simplicity and education. Do we really need his group spending millions to develop a prototype? How about we start educating doctors, the public and our children on the basics of when to eat, what to eat, what not to eat, etc.@@TrueLife..

[@pharaohsovereign7547]

Thank you for saying that so eloquently.

[@yvettep1093]

Tom seems to talk in absolutes

[@mistertonygee]

We Americans are fed up with the current shit show, we are stuck in a cycle of nothing ever getting better! So hard to give our young family a fair and decent upbringing! 😢😢 The days of good paying jobs one can be proud of are long gone! For the average American in their local area, you must settle for working for these big greedy corporations that buy everything from China for an unlivable wage, while they line their pockets and Us Americans keep drowning! WE ARE TIRED OF THIS SHIT SHOW! BRING OUR JOBS BACK TO AMERICA, WILL AMERICA BE GREAT AGAIN? REALLY HOPE SO!😢

[@mariaeugeniamairenaizuriet8633]

Great to expand our lifespan. But the end of this cycle sometime is good and desirable, as long as one believes that some new and much better, luminous cycle will then start for us. If not, it’s understandable to make all efforts to remain here for as long as we can. And yes, to make this longer lifespan in good health available to the majority.

[@Self-Care-Embodiment-Coach]

Brilliant guest! I am glad he is on the side of good for all!

[@OMorningStar]

2024 the year of indifference and weirdness.

[@daves1107]

Aways be skeptical when health care is looked at through the lens of GDP and financial gain. The ultimate technology is coded within a human being, AI only scratches the surface of thparadigm and monetary profit. Advances in medical technology are welcome but must not be confused with manmade alterations concerning the design of life. He isn't even in the ballpark, manipulating matter does not create health and always interferes. Similar to getting a face lift and looking in the mirror 2 years later.

[@nathanfrazer7991]

Right idea about how to look forward to life throughout all stages, and to do so in the confines of the current and future technological landscape.

[@hfortenberry]

I love this guy, Dr. Khan!! ❤ I wholeheartedly agree with him on leadership and the power of the gut biome and how we keep creating more questions for ourselves when we think we’ve solved one problem and the effect of environment on our weight. I remember being in graduate school and so excited about the possibility of sequencing the human genome. And then when it was done, we saw that it was not the panacea we’d expected. That opened up the world of epigenetics which was fascinating! You can never be too arrogant that you know something about humans. The human, a miraculous dynamic being, evolved for thousands of generations among the healing earth, pristine oceans, forests and the stars. Yes, we had struggles but we had inherent internal motivations to do the things we needed to survive, unlike now where survival behaviors are abstracted away from us and we must force ourselves to do things unnaturally (e.g. go to a job) that give us very little pleasure by comparison, in order to survive. These stresses (unlike those of the past like hunting and gathering, building fire for cooking and warmth, etc) are no longer tied directly to our survival as they were in past generations and we also no longer receive the benefits of the natural world that we had in a plethora of ways! I think this absolutely drastically affects our health negatively in many ways now. And there is much research to back this up. The essence of the cause of being overweight is absolutely not about a need to eat less and move more and it always saddens me when people like Tom say that. I believe it is linked to feeling unsafe in some way. When the person feels unsafe, then a chemical change takes place in the body that tries to protect us. This often means holding onto fat stores. And I guarantee that some man telling me I am “choosing to be unhealthy” and he can fix me (as if his assumption that I’m broken is correct - and I’m not convinced it is) by controlling what I do, is absolutely NOT going to make me feel safer. Back to the drawing board for you Tom! And I disagree with Tom and most people on this notion that humans are inherently competitive. This comes from the work of Charles Darwin but there was another scientist at that time, LaMarque, who argued against Darwin and in favor of cooperation (which Dr.Khan is calling collaboration). I think he was correct. Humans are actually inherently cooperative, which explains why we have successfully managed to survive with 8 billion of us on the planet despite massive differences in our cultures, religions, etc. Winning automatically creates losers and that’s actually the wrong goal. We don’t actually create the best world for everyone when we create a zero sum system like that. It’s far better when we all work together, cooperating. A high tide raises all boat and steps on no-one. We are all connected so when you create losers, you ultimately lose as well. If you think winning fires people up, then you’ve not worked on a team of people who are in true cooperation. That isn’t just a team on fire, it’s full of love! It’s amazing and I think that’s what humans, who need connection more than anything else, ultimately desire. I’m 55 and trained as a scientist with a B.S. degree and a Masters degree in Biology, so I fully understand everything they are both saying; however, one thing they are not mentioning is the effect of mindset on health. I get so sick of being told we must always take this synthetic drug or that one. Why?! We don’t NEED that. Humans were healing long before we had material medicine and doctors. The body knows how to heal if we just learn how to allow it. There is plenty of research suggesting that you CAN effect your health by being happier and choosing thoughts that influence the environment in which your cells operate, such as those which turn on the parasympathetic nervous system, which in turn determines how they optimally function. Sleep, we now know, is more important than diet or exercise for health. And sleep definitely affects cortisol which affects weight gain. It’s not as easy as telling someone to limit their calories. If you are eating less to lose weight, but you are stressed and not sleeping well, your body will gain weight, even though you’re eating less. You have to look at a variety of factors, sleep, diet, exercise, gut biome, hormones, stress, etc. it’s not a black and white discussion. I obviously realize that material scientists do not want to jeopardize their credibility by being the first to lend support for further research in these areas, but I would be willing to bet that Dr. Kahn is aware of and likely, internally at least, gives credence to it’s legitimacy. It is so annoying that material science as an institution seems to have so much hesitation to break out of it’s old paradigm. It’s time for a new paradigm!

[@steveshirley2250]

What paradigm do you think would be more effective? I believe a creator as an explanation fits perfectly into the gaps of this conversation. Especially in light of the more we learn, the more we realize we don't know.

[@Outliveathletics]

Brilliance!! I am an educator. I agree totally with this conversation 💯 Thank you so much for this video! It will be tough, but it can be built!!🎉🎉

[@steveshirley2250]

What can be built? I gathered they disagreed on the most important matters.

[@elsavelaz]

“It takes 20 yrs to make a 20 yr old”- does it, still, though ? I think it’s one of the things AI can shift - I work in AI for a living btw

[@elysium619]

Buddha: "The problem is you think you have time." Extending life expectancy is all well and good. But we are a mere 76 years before the end of the century, a time when the scientific consensus advises that, left unchecked, current trends regarding degradation of the climate/biosphere suggest that our fate may be whether organized civilization will survive in a recognizable form for as we know it. One climatologist has opined, "Hope? We don't need hope. It's too late for that. We need courage to face what's coming." Which line do you want to be in: extended life expectancy or survival? As for me, I'll be standing that long line.

[@ianbarr4716]

Tom, your take on immortality is SPOT ON! This episode was inspiring , empowering and kinda scary. Cheers.

[@steveshirley2250]

Do you mean that it serves the purpose of increasing human flourishing?

[@jayclem2176]

There is a fundamental problem being overlooked. Tom, there needs to be a realization that we are facing not just simply a retirement / healthcare / lifespan issue. We are coming to a point in time where there are a lot more people than there will be jobs to employ them. Technology is replacing the worker... first basic labor, then blue-collar labor, and soon white-collar employees will not be needed at all or at a very decreased level. So... it is going to require a major change in the socio-economic system. A completely new method of income/wealth distribution is going to be required. It can't be a system where the wealth is concentrated into ever fewer hands. It won't work and it will change... if not by evolution, then by revolution. Just sayin'.

[@user-yl7kl7sl1g]

UBI

[@XPuntar]

We don't really need CEO and all those "top dogs" of superstar economic elite! They are far too emotional with their "supposed own" (corporate) money and make stupid aka greedy" mistakes, Let's replace them with AI!

[@chaoswitch1974]

I agree. His entire theory applies new science to an outdated world model. It's almost embarrassing.

[@thehypocriticalcynic9182]

3:14 The pandemic may have coincidentally taken-out the baby-boomers that were supposed to drain healthcare... Our newest citizens have assumed the roles as our most-valued citizens (go look-up the word coincidence).

[@volmom2316]

Their “healthcare “ will coincidentally take out more during the next pandemic or the next pandemic. Meanwhile siphoning funds from their retirement into the pharma industry as they fade to black.

[@thehypocriticalcynic9182]

@@audreyp7653 It seemed like bs from the beginning when they told us bats and snakes started it... right down the street from the Wuhan Lab of Virology.

[@NeverGiveUp1313]

What an interesting guest, so much food for thought. I remember the time Hgb A1c did not exist. The thought of finding an equivalent for aging is mind-blowing, yet it makes so much sense!!

[@kimboost9686]

Oh maybe it has to do something with his Pepsi products he made 90 millions off of it.

[@moedinkus]

I don't want to appear that I know the answer to this subject, however, companies are a major problem when it comes to a person working beyond 60-65. I'm 81 now but when I was 65, companies were practically kicking you out the door. The answer to that is that the company could hire a very much younger person, at a considerably lower wage, and in most cases with fewer benefits. When I was 20, a company provided full insurance at no cost to the employee, you would get somewhere between 30 to 60 days of vacation, and you had an almost 100% assurance of retirement with that company, along with retirement pay, etc. I won't go through current company attitudes and benefits; you already know what it is. This adds directly to they companies bottom line. Another big issue is Insurance Companies, think about that.

[@JohnGorny]

The real question is how to send the negative consequences of others decisions - idiots and psychopaths alike - back to the people who made them.

[@merodobson]

I need to be surrounded by people talking about these issues. Yet I am stuck behind a monitor. Set me free.

[@MarcellaFlorez-np5wc]

I don’t understand what you mean.

[@cleanerclimate278]

Nice set-up Tom. Modern Wisdom raising the bar for all I see.

[@Justineyedia]

Quality of life Quality of life (QoL) is a subjective concept that captures an individual's or population's well-being. It can be defined as a person's perception of their place in life, in relation to their goals, expectations, and standards. It can also be described as the perceived discrepancy between what a person has and what they want, need, or expect. A.I. could help this for each individual. Factors that play a role in QoL vary according to personal preferences. U.S. News ranks countries based on their QoL, which is based on an average of scores from nine country attributes. These attributes include: Affordable, A good job market, Economically stable, Family friendly, Income equality, Politically stable

[@chaoswitch1974]

... what very few people in the US have.

[@martin5504]

Seems like a dangerous path to go down. We will inevitably do it and corrupt people will get hold of it and cause suffering and difficulty.

[@ProfoundFamiliarity]

Whatever we do, corrupt people will do that.

[@ghost9-9ghost]

​@@ProfoundFamiliarityyour comment has a profound familiarity about it.....

[@EstherGoldstein-xl4xb]

People who have lived a mean self centered, divide and conquer abuse others type of life are the ones who are afraid to die and want to live forever because they are scared of what’s waiting for them.

[@francodegasperi3814]

Fuck yea man, couldn't say it bettwr

[@effexon]

I cant but think others want to live forever while still expect somehow lot of new people born (to be consumed shortterm) to do all work and raise economy for this small class. Who wants to live forever as it would mean starving or hypothermia when cannot take care of yourself anymore. So in this is assumed somehow staff takes care of this immortal being.

[@tracy419]

Some people don't believe in an afterlife they need to be afraid of and just want to live longer to see what cool new things are ahead in the future🤷

[@tracy419]

​@@effexonmost of those people expect AI and robots to do the menial work, not a never ending supply of younger people.

[@effexon]

@@tracy419who can they yell at then? I dont think shouting to robot gives same "hormones" as to servant staff. (studies have shown some hormone difference in people who are leaders boosting their confidence and mental health vs working for a boss).

[@steveshirley2250]

Trying to convince people that old people can still contribute physically to society is the wrong path. Old people pass on WISDOM, that's their function in society. Unfortunately, everyone wants to stay YOUNG forever, both in mind and body. Nobody wants to take advice from an old person with the mind of teenager.

[@grammasgardenofideas5081]

im with you tom. love learning nuance and trying for myself.

[@stevensoles2158]

This will not help anyone except elites

[@user-uv1rr5xk8i]

Nobody SHOULD

[@Say-Hello-yall]

Why are people not okay with aging? I don’t understand that. I’m perfectly fine with aging. Oh man this guy is a drug pusher… hard pass dude.

[@Sig.Angelina9765]

you got it. Most people's comments are all up in the air , nAive as hell. When a man who works Ito build up PepsiCo talks about prolonging life, it's not believable.

[@nitai154]

Our current technology and manufacture organs from our own cells so we won’t reject them. We can create certain body parts. We have major improvements in Nanotechnology, A.I. diet and nutrition and medical care…. At the very least.. we can improve quality of life and extend life a minimum of 200-400 years

[@jackchibanga9521]

Let's go! We have to be brave, we can't reverse it.

[@eamonshields2754]

They already are starting to with epigenetic reprogramming. AI will accelerate it. Will be a reality soon.

[@Secular-Serenity]

Live forever?? No way!

[@philosophik1267]

Immortality inevitably leads to senility. After all, the person who seeks immortality is really seeking to know the Self. The desire to be immortal is really the desire to be enlightened. You can take eternity to know thyself or you can do it right now. Once the Self is realised, one realises they've always been timeless, and immortality loses its meaning.

[@effexon]

so uhh it would be community full of monks/indian gurus.

[@danielash1704]

Yes a structural change in the mindset of the individual's ability to holding whatever they have to think of the structure of living a successful metaphysical approach to reality that we are all part of the world and reflects the mindset of the world. We have to find out how to make living successful in life

[@teeoldnite11]

Wonderful interviews everytime! Keep up the good work!

[@TrueLife..]

Ah yes a discussion about trying to get old people to work more

[@tracy419]

I don't expect there to be enough jobs in that future. If you work, it would be in doing something you want because you want to, not because you need to. Either that or we'll all be fighting each other to the death for scraps. Maybe Stephen King's running man or the long walk will be in our future.

[@TrueLife..]

If we invent significant transhumanist versions of life extension while boomers are still alive we are going to be in for a very bumpy and potentially dystopian ride. The last thing we need is immortal billionaires' sorry...

[@vincentcaudo-engelmann9057]

And that’s exactly what we’ll get!

[@ghost9-9ghost]

I think dystopia of one sort or another is coming regardless....we are too far and too fast down the slope of perpetual shift/Flux.....socially.. technologically....psychologically... There is no way to stop the chaos coming....the only debate is what forms and details and patterns it wil have ..

[@saltedcuts]

the definition of value will change

[@andreaslandgren8357]

Great talk as always @tom Would you not agree to that free will is up to the capability of the individual that exercise it. You already gave the answer about gaining weight and the pre deposition you start from.

[@LinaY-xb3iv]

No way am I extending my lifespan 😂

[@intelligentbodywork]

The earth is a compost pile, life, death, life...death is a threshold. Too "extend life" is just a money grab, like "freezing your eggs". /lmao

[@longtimelo]

Exactly, great for Tom, who is a multi-millionaire from selling this crap. But those who struggle economically would NOT want to be here forever. I'm 62, and I have no interest in working until I'm 90 and living to 120---dear God, how awful. I'm enjoying my retirement.

[@shearitchie998]

His cringy take on covid... nobody said to sacrifice the elderly! The criticism was that it didn't make sense to sacrifice the youth when the elderly could stay home voluntarily (and support could be directed toward the high risk people in the way of free grocery delivery, etc). Quarantining healthy people was unprecedented and it turned out to again be destructive.

[@kimboost9686]

He is scared nurses will sacrifice him. He is the elderly.

[@Gunshinzero]

Nobody said? .... 🤔 I'm sure somebody did.

[@johnbush9790]

I've started using senolytics during my upper 20's and I the difference afterwards. It's hard to explain but I feel more youthful

[@mikey1836]

I don’t think laboratory trails can work because they control down to only a few variables, but when you put medicine back into the wild it doesn’t always work as well as expected. AI can use multiple variables from live and multi variant data and do better science. Tom was right on this.

[@Bisk1975]

Eternal life with C19 jabs 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Justadude1904]

Exactly. “Chemicals & computers in your body is the way” 🤡🌎

[@PeaceIsYeshua]

😂😂 I want _nothing_ from these people!

[@sophiagertz1083]

It’s crazy to worry about expansion of life as our bodies are just not meant for immortality on earth. Our bodies just wear down. They break, tear and get infections It’s the people with money, the have it alls, through luck, the lucky sperm club or being in the right place at right time guys and gals, that are worried they won’t get a chance to enjoy all that generational wealth. If God wanted us to live forever here on earth we would, he’d have designed us to do so. We are all assholes on this planet and very few worthy of immortality. Get in, get out and shut up worrying about living forever. You can have 3 homes, 2 yachts and a private jet, but baby your coffin and urn is the same size as your maids. That’s what scares the rich. We are turning into the Egyptians, obsessing about living forever. That’s what happens to the elite. They want to “buy” themselves out of the inevitable- the even playing field of death.

[@francodegasperi3814]

Yea this people specially have some allergy to playing fair

[@TrueLife..]

God doesn't exist. You die because reproduction is the most efficient way nature has evolved to spread genes and hedge against natural disasters, disease etc. Show me a religious person and I'll show you someone that is terrified over the fact that once they die they are gone forever.

[@lovev9904]

I'm an Independent Latino. Thank you Tom!! 2:22:02 Thank you Dr. Medmood Khan!!!!!!!! Finally, some one understands eating in Moderation. I'm 55 year old woman, portion control is everything. This is why I can eat everything. Everything this man as mention, I have put to use. This is why I can eat everything. I stand when I work. What Dr. Khan as said, I was given this advice by 50 years old's men and women, when I was 19 years old. They told me, "Treat your body like you need it for 100 years." Best device ever! Zero medication intake - only vitamins and Zero surgeries. This is what I tell my 14 year old daughter, take care of yourself because Nobody will....Yes, Bueno.

[@david69funk]

I'd be all for it. Explore creation and as far as we know it's never ending. Explore new planets learn from other civilizations create new things. That's one heck of an adventure

[@mariabeckwith3336]

These comments are so sad. If you find joy in life, or have an optimistic attitude about the future why wouldn't you want to extend your life. I can only assume these comments are coming from pessimists. How sad😢

[@slymilitiaman9171]

My question to you is then what is there to be optimistic about? Shure find your joy in life and do what you like to do but you can't say that EVERONE you come across is able to have a happy life or feel fulfilled hell I bet you happy life is riding on someone else's sorrow cause there are only winner and lossers in the current culture where in and I hate to say it but there's a lot of people priced right out of there personal heavens be it wanting to be financially stable to have family's of there own or just being Able to live with them selves and not wanting to check them selfs out of life. I would say the ones you call pessimistic are really just realistic based on what they see before them based on the current information given to them so if you do have better info to be hopeful for thats sounds possible then please share with the rest of the class otherwise don't just say things are gonna be fine make it fine

[@CindaMurphyRealEstate]

I love Tom but he is so utterly devoid of any sense of God or even spirituality. Still has good interviews and info but it feels a bit empty.

[@BigTimeRushFan2112]

Beyond that, 99% of us will never have the funds for any of this proposed healthcare in the future. Its a silly topic, like for dreamers and 1%er's only.

[@Secular-Serenity]

As is a growing population of the United States. if you get hit by a car what do you want somebody to do first? Call an ambulance or kneel down and pray?

[@CindaMurphyRealEstate]

@@Secular-SerenityWhat a peculiar set of options. But to answer your question, Tom would ONLY wait for the ambulance and during a very critical time, he wouldn’t call on the greatest healing power there is. Science isn’t going to save you while you’re waiting for an ambulance. I do believe in the power of prayer 🙏🏻 My question to you is, what do you do if there is no one to call an ambulance?

[@allisoncassieri8168]

Completely agree. Life's futile existence hasn't impacted him yet

[@daves1107]

The attempts to reprogram or should I say manipulate epigenetics is not necessary. Why? All of the programs are already within in us. The key is not to interfere with the process, especially at the fundamental levels! Such an ego when we perceive all biological medical procedures and societal failures as gains. That mind construct has produced the sickest population in human history. Disease is at an all-time high, the cost for conventional medical care that supposedly remedies disease is also at an all-time high. You are not going to fix a problem with the same system that created it, and you can't get well in the same environment which produced the illness. What do you think?......or don't ya think?

[@8cinq]

Here's what else we have seen in history. Times when human life was worthless, feudalism. When the emergence of the first specializations made a person valuable. Now on the horizon, we see a sharp decrease in the value of a person and the risk of the emergence of a new type of feudalism; its outlines are already visible today.

[@joemahoney6393]

I like your interviews, BUT grow up and turn your hat around. It's unprofessional and disrespectful to your guests. You're not 13.

[@thepunk223]

🤣 yikes