Do You Have a World Record for Freediving?

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You hold the women's world record for diving at altitudes, both scuba and freediving. Do you think in terms of time, is there like layers where you know through training, you're in a good place? Like I'm sure you take time off and you get rusty. Right? Yes. And I have not been diving in a while. So probably I need to go back to the drawing board and the bottom of the swimming pool. It will pick up much more faster than basically I would never at those altitude that would never go over three minutes. That would be suicidal.

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(00:00) – Introduction
(06:47) – Working in extreme environments
(11:26) – Water and life on Mars
(19:31) – Origin of life
(37:00) – Complexity
(40:37) – AI
(49:23) – Extinction
(57:06) – Fermi Paradox
(1:10:48) – SETI research
(1:13:39) – Diving in volcanic lakes
(1:32:57) – Surviving an earthquake on a volcano
(1:43:37) – Resilience of life
(1:51:31) – Life below the surface of Mars
(2:00:26) – Depression
(2:04:08) – Mortality