That’s why some people are willing to sell a kidney for tens of thousands of dollars for a cell phone or sacrifice their health for a small profit, or even take the risk.
And the beginning of the twenties and thirties, to the fifties and sixties, for the vast majority of people, is really the stage of laying the foundation of a lifetime.
Especially for those top tycoons, these precious twenty or thirty years are the most flourishing time of their lives.
Almost all of the rich and powerful have achieved an exponential surge in assets at this age.
And as their careers become more and more successful, their personal wealth continues to rise, and their age continues to increase.
These rich people will naturally enter a “life” after success and old age, hoping that they can live longer and have more time to enjoy these remarkable achievements that they have created.
The more successful people are, the more so.
In ancient times, every emperor of China dreamed of a long life.
Put in modern times, almost every billionaire, too, is repeating the mistakes of ancient emperors, secretly investing huge sums of money to find ways to live forever.
The third-generation heir of the Rockefeller family, David Rockefeller, spent hundreds of millions of dollars, had six heart transplants and lived to the age of 101.
In addition, there are many other rich people who spend over hundreds of millions of dollars a year on cellular injections just to slow down the aging process.
Like Douglas, there are many other rich people who have invested billions of dollars in various scientific research projects.
So, right now, the rejuvenation pill is especially attractive to the rich and powerful over the age of seventy.
By spending money on a rejuvenation pill, all those past investments with uncertain results and the long wait can be completely omitted.
But it is also because of the different stages and different mentality that the world’s top billionaire, Amazon founder Bezos, and the second place Tesla founder Musk, did not sign up for this auction.
Charlie did not feel surprised by this, because these two people are not too old.
Bezos is older, but now not yet sixty years old, and Musk is also just over fifty.
These two people, in the field of entrepreneurship, are in their prime.
This age group, full of thought is to engage in money, do great things, there is no particular urgent need for longevity.
FAQ Novel
Q: Who is Bernard Elnor, according to Warnia?
A: Bernard Elnor is introduced as the ‘godfather of global luxury,’ owning many top luxury brands including Lu Vuitton, with a net worth exceeding $170 billion.
Q: What common desire do successful, aging individuals share, as discussed by Charlie?
A: Charlie observes that extremely successful and aging individuals, like ancient emperors and modern billionaires, frequently develop a strong desire for life extension.
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