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And now it safeguards trillions of dollars in the global economy.

In your lifetime, you’ve traveled 2 trillion kilometers at about 600 kilometers per second relative to the Great Attractor.

We owe them a trillion dollars a month.

It’s in your body’s 30 trillion cells, working hard behind the scenes as you belt out some Beyonce in the shower “I can see your Bio!

Or rather, the catch is it would cost trillions of dollars.

Yeah, and how to do so in a cost-efficient manner, not trillions of dollars.

But with a $38 trillion potential economic benefit and actually even more than that, if we can extend life by more than a year, I think the payoff would be absolutely worth it.

The travel industry employs about 300 million people globally, and it’s going to be a $15 trillion industry by 2040.

It's just me adding- NASA was talking about the estimate, the cost of 62 to 63 trillion dollars per gram of antihydrogen, actually is what they're referring to.

If Sapolsky is right, this implies that to truly understand human behavior, we would have to know exactly what happens in the 100 trillion connections of the brain a nanosecond before the behaviour occurs.

Economists have calculated that if we were able to slow down the aging process and keep people healthier for just a single year, that would be worth $38 trillion, 38 and then 12 zeros.