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- And I would imagine when you talk to 80-year-olds, they're like, "It takes even less time than that." And so, [music] when you account for the perception of time, you're actually at your midpoint around 20 to 21.
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0:00You're going to die. Make your move. You're not going to look back on your life and wish you had fewer crazy stories. >> The average American on this country lives to be 78. If I'm average, and I hope I'm not, I got 30 years left. Of those years, the last five, 72, [music] 3 to 78, those are different kind of years. So, I got 25 years left on this earth. Nothing. >> Three out of 10,000 [music] people live to 100. All right? And so, people get to age 50 and think, "Oh, that's going to be my halfway point." It's like, [music] but you're way past halfway point. The median lifespan in the US, at least the last time I checked, was 74. Maybe it's 78. But that means you're middle-aged around 37 or 39, not 50.
0:37>> [music] >> And here's the real kicker, is that if you adjust for our decreased perception of time as we get Most of us, remember when you're 5 years old, a year takes forever. When you're When you're 30, [music] it takes less time than that. And I would imagine when you talk to 80-year-olds, they're like, "It takes even less time than that." And so, [music] when you account for the perception of time, you're actually at your midpoint around 20 to 21.