You guys know that Silicon Valley really wants to solve the ultimate problem that we all have.

Death.

We're not seeking to replace the fact that death is final, but the fact that you can no longer exist,

you know, in the physical world doesn't mean that you can no longer exist spiritually in the virtual world.

That was more on Zerr, the founder of a service called Safe Beyond.

That service lets you leave messages for your loved ones,

but the videos and emails that you record and write won't be delivered to your friends and family until you are long gone.

It's like a message from the grave.

I mean, is this the craziest or the best present you could ever give to someone you love?

It's note to self, the tech show about being human.

I'm a new summer Odie and with me in the studio is the executive producer of this show, Jen Point.

Hello, minutia.

Hello, Jen and Jen, we were kind of joking that actually your other titles should be death correspondent.

Ah, yes.

I think that's because of the last show I ended up in about a month ago.

That was about transhumanists.

Those people that believe that tech can help them live forever.

Yes.

It was a great show.

Listeners, if you haven't listened to it, do go back because you will not stop thinking about it,

but you've got something different today.

Yeah, today my story is about people who have no expectation of living forever,

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