Steven Bartlett

I spend so long these days thinking and talking to people about what all of this means.

And I've got more and more.

I saw you talking about the simulation theory once or twice.

And I started to fall into that whole thing.

Oh, yes.

It's, you know, you got to, you know.

But you said you wouldn't be surprised if people found out the universe is simulated by some sort of advanced life form.

Oh, God.

I think I prefer the world where I feel like I have free will and there's not.

No, because I'll never know.

Do we have free will?

Do you have free will?

There's a whole class of billionaires that are trying to live forever now.

And I think we are on the verge of being able to extend life potentially indefinitely.

But are you scared of death?

Do you think in your lifetime, you said you've got a 20-year life expectancy.

15 to 20-year life expectancy.

But I mean, you've done a lot of neurological work and laid down a lot of good foundations with all these books you've written.

So maybe it'll be the upper end of that.

What do you make of AI?