Dan Buettner

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open Dan Buettner: The human lifespan could potentially reach 122 years and 4 months, but we don't have an example yet.
EP #107 · 2024-06-27 · due: unspecified · ▶ watch
“Right now, we know the capacity of the human machine is 122 years and 4 months.”
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open Dan Buettner: People will need a positive motivator stronger than the current 'feel-good' motivators to change their behavior towards health and longevity.
EP #107 · 2024-06-27 · due: unspecified · ▶ watch
“There has to be You have to have something countervailing that. Otherwise, why wouldn't you go the McDonald's route?”
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open Dan Buettner: Making streets more walkable and bikeable will significantly increase longevity for the average American.
EP #107 · 2024-06-27 · due: unspecified · ▶ watch
“That is going to get people off the couch to go get their cup of coffee or go walk to a neighbor's house or kids walking to school.”
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open Dan Buettner: Inspiring and guiding entrepreneurs to create a hopeful, compelling, and abundant future for humanity will make his life more joyful.
EP #107 · 2024-06-27 · due: unspecified · ▶ watch
“The I get my greatest joy in life when I'm supporting entrepreneurs through X Prize, through my venture fund, through my writings, whatever.”
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open Dan Buettner: He will publish the next iteration of his longevity practical playbook in 2025.
EP #107 · 2024-06-27 · due: 2025 · ▶ watch
“So, I'll publish the next iteration of the longevity practical playbook next year.”
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open Dan Buettner: Promoting a plant-based diet with a small amount of meat (5 times per month) could improve longevity.
EP #107 · 2024-06-27 · due: unspecified · ▶ watch
“A little bit of meat is probably not a problem, but the levels we eat in America for sure are driving chronic disease.”
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open Dan Buettner: Success in creating a longevity-focused documentary series on Netflix.
EP #107 · 2024-06-27 · due: unspecified · ▶ watch
“But it was hard work. I've I've written five New York Times best-seller books. Writing's hard. TV was twice as fascinating.”
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