That confidential Epstein file of A-listers who participated in his sex-trafficking efforts, which is roiling around the Trump administration, and was the pivotal issue in finally killing the partnership of Donald Trump and Elon Musk, could well be real and life-ruining. Speaking on The Sean Spicer Show, Alan Dershowitz, famous Harvard lawyer, who is known to be one of those in the file, now then serving as Epstein's lawyer, said he knew names so referenced. So this issue will continue to fester, and perhaps someday explode. Is our president a pedophile?
- Prioritize regular exercise.
- Adopt a healthy and balanced diet.
- Cultivate strong social connects.
- Effectively manage stress.
- Don't smoke, limit alcohol (and the latest info is, eliminate this liquid), hydrate (drink enough water), get enough sleep and think positively
- That's it.
- Qin Shi Huang was the first emperor of the Qin dynasty in China, ruling from the age of 13. He was the one who buried with him the Terracota Army in Xian. He sought the elixir of life in his later years and drank mercury. He died at the age of 49 in 210 BC.
- Actually, this was not all that bad, for this study of China in those early days showed that the average emperor lived for 41 years, compared to Buddhist monks at 70 and physicians at 75.
- Checking on the world in general, depending on where you lived.
- Africa, life expectancy of not much more than 25 years until 1940, is now up to 64 years.
- Asia, 35 until 1870, is today up to 75 years.
- In the U.S., life expectancy in 1900 was 47 years. For those born in 2022, the expectation is 77.5 years.
- Back in the days of cavemen, Paleolithic humans lived to the age of 33.
- Cities worsened this number, for it is estimated that 2000 years ago during Roman times, average life expectancy was in the 20's. If you survived to the age of 5, you probably died in your 40s.
- The range today is 54.4 years in the Central Africa Republic and 85.3 for Hong Kong. The average for the World is 75.6 for females and 70.8 for males.
Diane de Poitiers, a royal mistress to King Henry II in the 16th century, imbibed drinkable gold. Said to have had the looks of a 30-year old until her death at 66 in 1566. However, her remains were exhumed in 2009 and investigators found high levels of gold in her hair. So gold is what probably killed her. Still attaining the age of 66 in those days was remarkable. Maybe that's a clue to living forever.
- Countess Elizabeth Báthory killed 650 women so she could bath in the blood of her victims to maintain her youth and beauty. She was caught in 1612, confined to a castle for the rest of her life, and died two years later at 54.
- Charles-Édouard Brown-Séquard of Mauritius is famous for his Elixir, testicular extracts from guinea pigs and dogs, and died in 1894 at the age of 76. Must have worked.
- Some billionaires want to go to Mars. Sam Altman, tech billionaire and OpenAI CEO has paid Nectome to end his life and upload the contents of his brain to a computer so he can live forever. He needs to be coherent when this happens and awaits when this will occur. Of course he still wants to live in his present form as long as possible. No recent information, but by 2018, 25 people had signed up for this procedure.
- Peter Thiel is also a billionaire, founded PayPal, and uses blood transfusions to extend life. Also ingests human-growth hormone pills. Has invested in Blackrock Neurotech to connect the human brain to computers. Has taken steps to cryogenically preserve his body. Altman to the left and Theil in the middle.
- Elon Musk has no grand plans to live forever, but has expressed interest in a device that allows users to upload their consciousness to the cloud, allowing them to live on once their physical bodies have expired. But first, he want to colonize Mars, while he continues to take swipes at Donald Trump
- Anti-death activist James Strole takes 70 supplements, particularly metformin, a pill for type 2 diabetes, which some believe is also an anti-aging solution.
- Another tech guy, Bryan Johnson, has since 2021 spent $2 million/year on Project Blueprint to attain immortality. He too takes supplements, 100/daily, sleeps a lot and receives blood plasma transfusions from his teenage son. There is a Netflix documentary: Don't Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever. Only 75/53 from Rotten Tomatoes.
Woody Allen indicated that he didn't want to achieve immortality through his work. He wanted to achieve it through not dying. I don't have billions to try to live forever. My final goal is to just survive healthy for a few more years. I still go on trips, play golf and exercise in our wellness center. However, I'm mostly sitting in front of my computer or TV set. A sedentary life has been medically proven to shorten your life expectancy.
- Of course not.
- While longevity is not my goal anymore, I can optimize my limited future.
- I'm already thankful about my miracle of being born (the odds of this occurring are essentially infinitesimal), and most of my adult life has been devoted to saving Planet Earth and Humanity, as for example this blog.
- According to The Bible, the overarching purpose of human life is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever. At least this is the Google AI Overview from 1 Corinthians 6:19-20. This link mentions a lot more about mostly morality.
- My basic needs are well accommodated, for I live in a senior's community, where we are well- insulated, for guards and cameras are all around us, with air-conditioned comfort and an assured three meals a day with snacks, activities and entertainment. Daily, there must be half a dozen sessions for tai chi, line dancing, strength training, etc.
- Should I still wander away on global trips? Yes, as much as I can until I can't.
- What else is there? For me, there is a tomorrow....which has arrived today, and I've decided to do something different.
- The 21-23July2023 period was Barbenheimer weekend.
- That was the last time I went to a theater.
- Today, my plan is to return to a real movie theater for Jurassic World Rebirth and F1 the Movie, with lunch at Rinka.
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