Oscar-nominated filmmaker Darren Aronofsky is getting plenty of attention these days for his new film The Whale, but he has another high-profile project that’s also generating buzz for very different reasons: National Geographic’s Limitless with Chris Hemsworth.
Back in 2006, longevity science was very much in the sci-fi land of ideas. But I’ve watched over the last couple of decades as it’s become mainstream science and a tremendous amount of resources and interests have gone into it. And at some point, I realized this would be a really great project: to really explore longevity science.
A lot of the ideas come from our experts — especially Dr. Attia. He talks about living better, longer, and the idea of, instead of flattening the curve to the end of life, to try to live as healthy and as well as possible for as long as possible. And then, when your time comes, going out quickly.
For me, that one became the main reason to do the show. It took a while for everyone to get on board with it. Chris was game to go however we wanted with it, and it turns out that actually coming to terms with your death is one of the ways to live a less stressful life. It actually helps with longevity.
Were there any lessons or activities or such that you took away from the series and brought into your life? It feels like you have plenty of experience with managing a busy schedule and pressure.
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