There's something to be said about a deadline, and in this particular case, a deadline is a dead line.

Hi, everybody, welcome to the virtue signal. I'm Bill Little with my friend and colleague Alfonso, Rachel.

And you probably know the drill by now. We like to talk a little bit about morality and philosophy and things like that, often behind the politics.

But in case like this, maybe not connected to politics, at least not yet.

So as though I, there's been research that's been going on for a long time, and there

has been another breakthrough recently, and the fact of the matter appears to be that we are

beginning to understand the process of aging well enough to be able to not only stop the process

or significantly slow it down, but to

actually reverse it.

Now, I'm not interested so much in the technology, although I am, but it's what I want to talk

about today.

The two things I want to talk about today, I'll give you the first one first, and I'll give you

the second one second.

The first one is,

there's a famous, famous story from World War I where the U.S. soldiers were first going into combat,

this gigantic sergeant jumps over the, you know,

out of the trench, jumps up on the rampart there, looks down,

come on, you apes, you want to live forever?

Do you want to live forever? Do you want to look forever?

Yes. Yes, I do.

I kind of do too.

Yeah.

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