He thinks that the human inability to upload consciousness to the cloud is unfair and hopes for the development of life-extending medical treatments.

“It's just not fair that we haven't figured out how to zip our brains up to the cloud yet. M cuz there will be a last generation alive, right? There will or the last generation to die, I mean. And then the one right before that though are getting so [ __ ] Yeah.”

Matt McCusker constantly performs mental calculations regarding his remaining lifespan since turning forty.

“I've been on a heavy death trip since since I turned 40 really I do constant death math like how many years you have left”

He claims he is at an age where he has accepted that his life is nearing its end and prefers to let events play out without excessive concern.

“At this age, what do you want me to do? You want me to make a big deal? It's insured. Somebody got [laughter] >> I don't think it's insured when you burn it down making popcorn.”