A maverick businessman and former White House confidant believes that by collecting enough data about his health, he can live to be ripe, old age.

Jack Grayson wants to live to be 113. Actually, the former head of the U.S. Price Commission under the late President Richard Nixon thinks he might be able to reach 150.

“I want to live longer so I can live forever,” says Dr. Grayson, who now runs the highly successful APQC, a private sector, non-profit organization to help American business, health and education sectors improve productivity and remain globally competitive.

How does the former FBI agent and farmer who taught at both Stanford and Harvard plan to live for a century and a half?

Link: Read the whole interview and listen to Jack Grayson talk about his deCODEme experience