Old at 44

We Have Concerns

Anthony Carboni/Jeff Cannata

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4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 31 January 2025

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

A new study finds that the human body does not age at a constant rate throughout adulthood. Instead, it accelerates dramatically around ages 44 and 60. Jeff and Anthony discuss the findings while trying not to admit how old they feel.

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0:00.0	We did it, everyone.
0:14.0	We saved television.
0:15.9	This is, we have concerns.
0:18.0	Hi, Jeff Kanata.
0:19.5	Hi, Anthony Carboney.
0:20.6	Hello, concerned citizens. Anthony, we're
0:23.6	getting older. Nah. Every day. You are. You are. Well, the good news is that you're the youngest
0:29.6	you're ever going to be right now. Youngest I've ever been. Think about that, depending on how you,
0:35.6	depending on how you view time. i don't think that's true
0:39.7	well how do you view time we view time as a linear space jeff sure that's all i'm going to say
0:46.5	well the other thing we view linearly is aging it uh and not just you know not linearly, but when you think about age, when I think about
0:58.2	age, maybe you're different than I am.
0:59.5	But when I think about aging, I am because I'm much younger.
1:02.4	Well, that's true.
1:03.2	You don't even, you don't even think about aging.
1:04.7	It's so far away from where you sit right now.
1:06.8	That's right.
1:09.4	No, I think about it if you were going to graph it, you know, on a graph.
1:14.5	I think of it like a, like a slope, you know?
1:18.1	You're aging constantly.
1:20.1	No, it's not a slope, my friend.
1:21.9	It's not a slope.
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