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Nice video. Reminds me of millionaires who write books about how they got that way, as if someone could just follow the same formula and get rich. When it involves investment in things like stocks it’s even less useful because the market will always be different.
While It’s crazy to declare anything in the video is going to make you live to 100, I think at least some of them have some truth, and should be investigated if they can help promote a healthy, long life.