Speaker 1: Hi everyone, it's brad Stone and p I got Carri
Speaker 1: and decrypted is back. This time we're investigating the technologies
Speaker 1: and the tech companies that are pushing the boundaries of
Speaker 1: the world around us in ways both good and bad.
Speaker 1: We'll talk to one group of people trying to turn
Speaker 1: back the clock on climate change by capturing the carbon
Speaker 1: inner atmosphere. If we change the gas and make it
Speaker 1: carbon zero, then we don't have to change the cars.
Speaker 1: We don't have to change the gas stations of the pumps,
Speaker 1: or the way gasoline gets to the pumps, or the
Speaker 1: pipelines or any of them. And we'll meet the scientists
Speaker 1: freezing millions of cells hoping to bring a species back
Speaker 1: from the edge of extinction. I mean, that's so crazy
Speaker 1: that just you know, here are the potential future of
Speaker 1: a species and these little teeny files. But there's a
Speaker 1: dock aside to pushing boundaries. Sometimes technology races ahead of
Speaker 1: existing rules, regulations and ethics. Take social media. It's connected
Speaker 1: the world in ways we could never have expected. Sometimes
Speaker 1: that does more harm than good. I would go in,
Speaker 1: I would open the app, and I would report on
Speaker 1: like three to four like drug dealers, and I would
Speaker 1: document everything, and it just nothing was changing. Nothing was changing.
Speaker 1: And when it comes to scientific advances, are we really
Speaker 1: pushing the limits of longevity or are some of those
Speaker 1: claims too good to be true? And just to see
Speaker 1: the record straight here, you've had three transfusions with Ambrosia
Speaker 1: Health and do you feel at all immortal? Had so
Speaker 1: join us for our latest season of Decryptic. We'll have
Speaker 1: new episodes out every Tuesday beginning April two. Subscribe wherever
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