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In this brief segment, the speaker raises the question of how one can anticipate their own lifespan, mentioning the existence of projected end-of-life calculators. He shares that he ran himself through one, which estimated his death around age 90‑95, and notes a more detailed version that incorporates personal health data and biomarkers. He recommends that viewers explore these tools and study longevity to better understand and potentially influence their lifespan.
