Next-Gen LONGEVITY SCIENCE With XPRIZE Founder Peter Diamandis, MD | Rich Roll Podcast

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00:00:00 - Intro
00:03:41 - The Current State of Healthcare and What's the Future?
00:13:05 - Peter's Fundamentals for Good Health
00:20:02 - Longevity Escape Velocity
00:23:40 - How Does Living Longer Affect Our Wellbeing and the Environment?
00:32:43 - Peter's Background with Creating Interest in Space Travel, and now Age Reversal
00:42:11 - How Does Age Reversal Work and the Epigenome?
00:49:39 - Pluripotent Cells
00:56:49 - How Will A.I. and Machine Learning Help Us Live Longer
01:00:26 - Negative vs Positive Technology Advancement Solutions
01:09:29 - Merging Humanity and A.I.
01:17:30 - Technological Advancements in Healthcare and Education
01:27:37 - Discover Passion, Cultivate Curiosity, Develop Grit and Perseverance
01:28:59 - What Does "Earning a Living" Look Like for the Future?
01:34:21 - Mindset: Abundance, Exponential, Moonshot and Longevity
01:44:09 - Closing Remarks

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[anaeax]

This talk is just amazing! Thank you Rich for that extraordinary opportunity. Peter Diamandis, you are such an inspiration and your knowledge, your optimism and MINDSET have just sown important seed in my life.

[jbt]

I hope everyone does their homework on all these expensive bright shiny things entering the market. Consider the approval process of each device, outcomes, cost, privacy. More data does not necessarily correlate with better outcomes.

[shawnoutler]

I will love to be here forever so many things I’m interested in to each it’s own

[CarlosAMurilloGarcia]

I am 40, I look like 30, and I started to change my diet and clean my body, looking to preserve myself, so be prepared for the achievement of science about longevity.

[csgarrett]

Thank you so much Rich. Your interviewing skills and your amazing attitude of openness are exemplary. I love listening to your podcasts. I'm 76 ... and not certain that humans would really even WANT to live to 200 or more like a whale or a shark, ( I'm a fan of reincarnation like the Dalai Lama!) however, availing people of being able to live longer and healthier mental and physical lives is truly a gift... but we need to be ready for a longer life spiritually as well as physically. I love the idea of being of service til we exit... keep up this great work you do and your inquisitive spirit.

[formulaish]

SUCH A GREAT INVIGORATING CONVERSATION !!!! Peter you re so eloquent in your delivery of knowledge, vision and hope for the future - Much appreciated - Thank you to both of you for a great discussion.

[macombus]

I love innovation and technology. I hate the animal abuse / atrocities that happens in the labs. For a society that has broken the atom, gone to the moon, etc, It is still very primitive that we do those horrendous experiments on animals in labs. This needs to evolve urgently.

[jefflee]

Rich and Peter - I just wanted to send a quick thank you note for making this podcast. I am grateful.
Best Life
Doc Jef

[danoott]

Great discussion Rich, thank you. Along the same subject of longevity, would be fantastic to see yourself and Tim Spector in a Podcast together.

[thedanlife]

Such a stimulating conversation, thank you both - and thank you Mr. Diamandis for sharing and the optimism. I wish there was more time for Rich to dig in more on the unintended consequences of tech on humanity. Appreciate the discussion about raising kids as well - a very important and relatable topic. And lastly, the topic mindsets, I think of classic the Voltaire quote: "The most important decision you will ever make is to be in a good mood". Thank you

[kapa]

Thank you for another fantastic podcast. I love this topic! Please keep them coming.

[SparkTheGenius]

I turned 50 yesterday and I can't wait to listen to this discussion. And I would love to have Rich Roll on my podcast.

[Dadsinrecovery]

Loved this interview. Thanks Rich and Peter.
Love to chat with you Rich, I’m creating a course for Dads in Recovery. A topic that might interest you.
I’m 41 years sober and my kids are adults now. Two are in recovery and the youngest seems to have dodged that bullet.
My story is that when my girlfriend at 24 got pregnant I was probably the worst possible chose as a dad, full blown alcoholic, drug user. With no formal education other then street time and the drug Business, anyway I stepped up got married and when my daughter was 6 months old sobered up with Bill W and the boys. The journey from there to here with 3 kids now that love me and I love is a big part of what
qualifies me to create an online transformational program for sober Dads.
Love to meet sometime and share ideas. Thanks David Mac

[dawn]

The desire to live forever is interesting. 3 score and 10 is ok for me. I guess I'm into quality rather than length.

[EyalMaoz]

One of your best and most interesting interviews, and they all are extremely good.

[happinessbeginners]

I'm really glad Rich mention that for now it is only a world of the rich who can live longer in that means because the rest of us cannot afford aura rings and other devices or travel cross-countries to get special treatment to Ozone excetera

[bluebutterflywellness]

More than living longer I want to live vibrantly. I don't care to be a hundred year old vegetable.

[natureisallpowerful]

The human body is just a vehicle for this life. I believe our consciousness is forever.

[dericsallas]

Great interviewing skills as always, but this didn’t land for me at all. Pie in the sky mentality when it comes to the future of tech and how it will be ultra-Democratic and uber-accessible and provide for everyone across all wealth categories when tech to this point has been one of the primary drivers of continued, and increased, wealth disparities. Because of the ultra optimism, it came off like a sales pitch for all the companies he’s invested in, which, to me, came off more like a picture of a dystopian future rather than the saving grace he portrays.

[jeanne]

Human longevity won't matter when the planet is uninhabitable.