So that question at the beginning of a mess.

What's the maximum age you would want to live until?

I heard a couple of guesses that were like, oh, 21 is good.

I'm good, I'm fine, I'm done.

Others, you know, it's funny because people are like, I don't know, maybe 70,

100, you know, 100's a good round number kind of a thing.

But I wonder, like, what makes us say this is the cap?

Like, what makes us say, like, you know, maybe 103 because, you know, I broke the barrier in three years past that.

Like, why not 170?

Like, honestly, why not, like, why don't, why stop at 100's?

Why not like 350?

When it comes to that, answering that question, I imagine that a big part of the limiting factor was the idea of like, what, man, I guess, you know,

as long as I still have my health, I guess I'll keep going on living.

It's like, if I can keep traveling, maybe I'll go on living.

If I still have, you know, money and means and stuff, I might as well keep on living.

As long as I have people in my life, you know, I imagine you get to a certain age.

I mean, I know this, you get to a certain age and everyone you know is dead.

That's what happens.

So kind of the idea of like, well, if I don't still have my health and I don't still have finances,

if I don't have people around me, then what's the point of living?

You might as well die.

I mean, that's on its harsh, right, when I say that.

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