Bryan Johnson shares brain age measurements with Eugene, Speaker B, and Speaker C. Eugene's brain age is 56.5, and the group discusses how emotional regulation and patience could improve their scores. They frame the results as a growth opportunity rather than a fixed outcome.
Okay, you guys, the results are in. How are you feeling?
Anxious.
I just got to be more patient with myself and not get angry. And like Mabel said, too, with my teams, it's like, it's just a sport. It's like, get over it. I got to do better at that or, okay, you made a mistake. Move on. I think if I get better at that, it would help the brain, hopefully.
For this to be a positive emotional experience. We're going to start with the highest number first.
Highest, meaning what?
The oldest? Yeah, I don't want to use the word oldest. Just the highest.
Brain age. Highest.
Brain age. And so whomever this person is, we want to give them encouragement.
Yes.
Right. There we go. Right, like. Yeah. Like wisdom.
Yeah.
Achievement. Right. So we're gonna celebrate this. So the highest number coming in at 56.5. Eugene.
56.
56.5. We're.
All below 56, but.
Yay for 56.
