Over Privileged White Guy (OPWG) Podcast – Ep Twenty Six – Audiobook Chapter One (1), The Four Body Types & Star Power-Page Eight (8)

“That is right,” I said. “However, due to arduous, long-term work through The Body Type Four research performed to date and the Restructuring Process that I have developed from the research, I have successfully repaired and improved my Body Type Four. I am now more like a weak Body Type Two. Meaning, if I continue with my work, next I will achieve to a strong Body Type Two.” 

“And then on to a Body Type One,” Walter said logically.

“That is sound logic. The question is, will I make it there. I never imagined it would take this long to repair and fix my Body Type Four to get to this point. I foolishly thought I would be done by now,” I said.

“Why does that mean you may not make it? Are you planning on dying soon?” Walter joked.

“The aging process of the human body,” I said pragmatically. “Roughly after age forty, human DNA and genetics are currently programmed so that the human body begins to switch from the full regenerating of all cells to fix-and-repair mode only. With my cells regenerating at reduced efficiency and effectiveness and further in decline, we will see what my body can handle in the coming years as the work I do has a high tendency to be very stressful on my body. The process I have developed actually helps strengthen, heal, and bring my body into a true state of balance and grace. But the general process is still limited currently by the genetics of the human body. Interesting thing is, the sex and stem cells in the human body continue to fully regenerate indefinitely.”

“That is interesting.” Walter paused, then sincerely jested, “And understood, aging happens to us all.” 

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“Does it? Or should I say, does it have to?” I quickly counter-bantered.

Prolonging the repartee, Walter said, “Maybe it does, maybe it does not; time will tell. As we have discussed in previous conversations, we humans really only know a very small percentage of all there is to know in relation to the entire universe as a whole.”

I lightly riposted, “We are an ignorant, arrogant bunch. Perhaps if we chose not to spend so much time, energy, and effort viewing things through our poorly devised, ill-informed, personally misguided customized lenses of perception, things would be better already.”

“That may be all too true far too often, and although I know we have a tremendous amount of work to do to actually achieve to what we are really capable of accomplishing as individuals and as a species, I still think our future holds bright potential,” Walter said optimistically, but not convincingly.