41. To live to 100 or to smoke in peace? Which is more important?

Maria Rankka, former CEO of Timbro, the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce and now an entrepreneur in the health industry, thinks everyone should live as if they could live to be 100. Ulf Brunnberg, an actor who often sticks his neck out, thinks that people should be allowed to do what they want - in peace from grasping politicians. In a conversation with David Eberhard, they try to find out what a bourgeois view of health really is.


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