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Explaining the Reserved Capacity Hypothesis - Featuring Bret Weinstein
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Bret Weinstein explains the Reserved Capacity Hypothesis, his paper which hypothesizes that senescence, the ageing process of the body, is the downside of the cancer prevention feature of our bodies, and the reason why we become less efficient and decrepit as we grow old.
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