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  "excerpt": "Well, maybe not all of them, but I will say singularities seem to happen relatively infrequently on a per planet basis, and we're in the middle of one right now. And I just think there aren't enough venues out there for celebrating the singularity that we're in. I see far too many events that are overly focused on safety or doomerism. I think there is an important niche that Moonshots Live has that we seem to be relatively unique in occupying, which is actually celebrating the singularity that we're in. And so I, for one, as Manfred Macx in Accelerando would perhaps say, I look forward to this floating meat party to celebrate the singularity.\n\nUm, you know, let me just say one other thing. Uh, if you go to moonshots.com, uh, please apply. We're also setting aside a hundred scholarships uh for young builders, so you can learn about and apply for a scholarship if you can't afford — it's a $1,500 price tag. It's, I guarantee you, an extraordinary party, right? Uh, going from 7:00 a.m. in the morning at registration, 8:00 a.m. you can take photographs with the moonshot mates. Uh, and then the programming starts at 9 and goes through 10 p.m. It's a full day of optimism and moonshots. So, uh, again, moonshots.com and you can learn all about it and we hope to meet you there.\n\nEverybody, welcome to the health section of Moonshots, brought to you by Fountain Life. You know, we talk about AI on this Moonshots podcast all the time. One of the most important things AI is going to be able to do for you, besides educating your kids and helping you with your taxes, is making sure that you're living a healthy lifestyle, that you get a chance to get to 100 plus. I'm here today with Dr. Dawn Maslar [unclear], the chief medical officer of Fountain Life and a part of my medical team. Dawn, a pleasure.\n\nGreat [unclear].\n\nYou know, the thing that people are concerned about most about living to 100 or 120 is their cognitive abilities, making sure they don't have dementia. And uh the numbers about dementia are problematic. Uh, can you share what you've learned?\n\nSuch an important point, and you're right. At Fountain Life, our members — the number one thing people are most concerned about is losing their brain health, forgetting the name of their child, forgetting the face of their loved one. We know that when it comes to dementia, the conservative estimates are that 45% are entirely preventable. What was amazing is with the advanced testing we're doing at Fountain Life, one quarter of our members had advanced brain age.\n\nWow.\n\nBut what was really awesome is, again, back to that prevention, when we partnered it with healthy living — this gives me chills — eating healthier, moving our bodies, sleep, optimizing sleep is so important. You know what we saw? We saw that we improved that brain age by 26%. That is a big, big number, to show that the majority of those individuals were able actually to improve the brain age.\n\nAnd one of the things I love about Fountain is we're searching the world for the best therapeutics, the best approaches, and making sure we bring it to our members. So, if having healthy brain function uh till 100, 120 is important to you, check out Fountain Life. Go to fountainlife.com/peter. Make sure you become the CEO of your own health. All right, now back to the episode.",
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