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As the conversation deepens, Green and Rogan grapple with existential themes—how time influences perception, mortality, and the search for meaning. They consider the possibility of extending human lifespans into centuries or even millennia, debating the ethical and practical implications.
Green shares contemplations about whether humanity should aim for eternal life, or whether embracing our finite existence with gratitude and acceptance is more profound. He reflects on historical figures, ancient civilizations, and the cycles of rise and fall, illustrating that life’s impermanence carries its own beauty.