Comments by "A Sparrow" (@asparrow9876) on "Tucker Debates Bryan Johnson on His Methods of Anti-Aging and Ethics of Living Forever" video.

EXACTLY!! THANK YOU!!
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@DarhkCrizzus This is the same, he may be CHASING immortality, but even if he doesn't achieve it, we can be sure it'll unlock discoveries that will help us cure several ailments, diseases and issues in the meantime. It's a great leap forward. Ambitious, but not pointless or useless.
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@DarhkCrizzus What you just said reminded me of something. Most advances we have today were made in fields that initially had nothing to do with them. The MRi machine was invented by astrophysicists who wanted to scan spatial bodies, yet it was medicine that benefitted most from it. There's a long list of our most prominent inventions that were all repurposed because their true value were all in fields that had nothing to do with what we meant for them to be.
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It's not about LOOKING younger, it's about FEELING younger in your body, from the organs aging slower and keeping the same youthful energy......... If all he wanted was to chase youth to look like it, there's cheaper, simpler and easier ways...... Like he said at the very start if anyone here was listening. They measure the longevity, efficiency and capacity of all his organs.....
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This was a beautiful interview. I just had to pause cause I couldn't contain my satisfaction without expressing it any longer. I'm praying for you both, thank you Tucker. Been a fan of you for almost a decade. Keep up the great work. Becoming an independent journalist was the best thing to happen to everyone, including yourself. Thanks again. Looking forward to all you have in store for us. 🙏🙏😭 God bless.
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@mruncletheredge He can always have him on again in the near future. A part 2 would be phenomenal.
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@keenan7156 I thought of this but never thought of it in this manner of perspective. That's a very good point.
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WE NEED A PART 2 TUCKER!! PLEASE!! This conversation was so rich with questions that deserve reflection and pondering. I can't stop rewatching it...
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@gmichel2196 Just saying that no one is exempt from the rollercoaster of life and the fatigue that accompanies it. Not even him, as we all feel low sometimes.
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@JonnyK595 Unfortunately, you are 100% correct.....
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@id6673 People who invest time in their day for their physical and mental wellbeing.... That's who.
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@id6673 The ones most look at and ask "Wth are you so cheerful for?...." :face-red-droopy-eyes:
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Ironically, the life you wish he would chase is what ruined him. Have you not seen what his ex-wife tried to do, did AND is STILL doing? It's clear that chasing the ideals YOU uphold did nothing but empty his life. Chasing his passions and living for his own interests in life is literally what makes him happy, what makes him money AND what is making progress for science.
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@sarahg2653 Cigarettes are the worst delivery of nicotine. Supplements are better, either nicotinamide or inositol hexanicotinate. Massive benefits and even works as a cognition booster/nootropic.
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It's not about LOOKING younger, it's about FEELING younger in your body, from the organs aging slower and keeping the same youthful energy......... If all he wanted was to chase youth to look like it, there's cheaper, simpler and easier ways...... Like he said at the very start if anyone here was listening. They measure the longevity, efficiency and capacity of all his organs.....
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@DarhkCrizzus What you just said reminded me of something. Most advances we have today were made in fields that initially had nothing to do with them. The MRi machine was invented by astrophysicists who wanted to scan spatial bodies, yet it was medicine that benefitted most from it. There's a long list of our most prominent inventions that were all repurposed because their true value were all in fields that had nothing to do with what we meant for them to be. This is the same, he may be CHASING immortality, but even if he doesn't achieve it, we can be sure it'll unlock discoveries that will help us cure several ailments, diseases and issues in the meantime. It's a great leap forward. Ambitious, but not useless.
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