Thx4Coming2MyTedTalk
Thx4Coming2MyTedTalk t1_j7kbuxu wrote
Reply to Think of yourself as a time-traveler, altering your future in the present moment with each choice. Every small action you take today will dictate the course of your future. [Text] by mayafied
Any time I get tired or annoyed with my wife, or friends, or dogs…I imagine a future where I’ve lost them to some horrible accident or doggy old age.
How would I want to treat them if I knew our time together was so limited and precious?
With that knowledge, how would I treat the people I care about?
It really transforms how you treat the people around you, and you realize it only takes a little additional effort to make your wife breakfast for instance, or rub her feet for 5 minutes and talk about her day.
Plus, my dogs get a lot of treats and walks.
I just never want to look back and regret wasting that time, or realize I treated people badly when I could have been kind, or take any of it for granted.
Thx4Coming2MyTedTalk t1_j3tt1zc wrote
Reply to comment by frequenttimetraveler in This biotech startup says mice live longer after genetic reprogramming by ChickenTeriyakiBoy1
Delivered it where? To what type/percentage of cells?
Thx4Coming2MyTedTalk t1_jcjtam2 wrote
Reply to comment by austinrunaway in Loss of Menin helps drive the aging process, and dietary supplement can reverse it in mice by geoxol
That’s a very simplistic view of a system that can take in outside energy and is designed to repair itself.