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S02E02: Fashionably Late x Make Me Good: The Future of Longevity, Vanity & AI with David Karli

26 min · 8. sept. 2025
episode S02E02: Fashionably Late x Make Me Good: The Future of Longevity, Vanity & AI with David Karli cover

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Matt Dillon host of the Fashionably Late Pod hosts a podcast swap with David Karli of 'Make Me Good', blending fashion, personal branding, and hard science. They discuss entrepreneurship, validating stem cell therapies, and the orthopedic limits to human longevity. The episode explores AI’s role in accelerating medical evidence, the psychology of vanity as a motivator, and the importance of human connection as technology evolves, while touching on personal stories, biohacking, and future projects. Don't miss The Fashionably Late host on David Karli's new episode of Make Me Good. #stylish #longevity #makemegood #thefashionablylatepod

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