>, so he's adopted a strict diet with the hope of making it to 2045 and living forever.

He'll almost be 100 then. The chances of a man reaching that age are pretty slim.

Not sure why people pay attention to this guy considering his expertise is in tech, not medicine. His analogies are often mockingly simplistic (no Ray, cell phone adoption rates have nothing to do with medical research and longevity) and seems to be the standard bearer of the kooky futurist stereotype.

I feel my life got a lot easier when I dismissed guys like this and accepted a more dignified idea of dying.