Peter Attia· MD
And most of the interventions seem to affect the second one which suggests that what we're doing right now is all right. I'm going to say this and and then I'm going to qualify it. It suggests that what we're doing right now is sort of working around the edges. You know, we're we're we're doing things that may have five or 10 years impact on health span, which by the way is a revolution if that's successful. I'm not I think that's a major breakthrough in medicine if we can give everybody five or 10 years of extra health span but that these things may not impact maximum lifespan in humans and they may not get us to 150 or 200 and the kinds of ways to get there may be a totally different kinds of interventions.