Quoted from littlecammi:

But it sure can be funny watching a stoned guy try to exercise.

Quoted from yzfguy:

Well, as long as you think you're doing 95.... That's what counts

Quoted from RobT:

My grandfather was the healthiest person that I have ever known in my life (I am 54). He was an athlete (he was a catcher for the Hollywood Stars minor league team and the Padres were interested in signing him, but he chose a different path). He exercised every single day. He was extremely careful about his diet. When he would stay at our house when I was a kid, and even after we had grown up, he would make comments about things that he would see us eat, letting us know that it may not be the best thing for us.
Regardless of his very healthy eating habits and being religious about exercising every day, even as he got older, he did get Alzheimers. Of course this doesn't mean that exercise and eating right can't help reduce the chances, but it's not a guarantee either.

Quoted from Edster:

I read an interesting article that said giving up your DNA is not only bad for you but for others in your family ie, it might make you un-insurable or even your family for a pre-destined illness. Personally, I would stay away. They even want you to opt out for organ transplants. Once they do that, I am totally out. The cost for doing a DNA test is way more than what they charge and the reason for that is your DNA is worth lots more to the right buyer. Big pharmas are already on board. No thank you.
Yes 1984 has already passed and it was several years too soon. 2019 is way worse but you are entitled to give up whatever you like. Maybe just read the fine print first?