Bryan Johnson

I do.

I want to trust the systems that produce science. Their role is to not sway my opinion. Their role is to give me data. And they didn't. They swayed my opinion. And that is an improper use of power.

I want to trust the systems that produce science. Their role is to not sway my opinion. Their role is to give me data. And they didn't. They swayed my opinion. And that is an improper use of power.

I want to trust the systems that produce science. Their role is to not sway my opinion. Their role is to give me data. And they didn't. They swayed my opinion. And that is an improper use of power.

With my endeavor, I am trying to become the authority of trust and health. That's why I say I'm the healthiest person on planet Earth. And I'm trying to say, I've gone through this process of looking at scientific evidence, doing therapies and reporting out to you, giving you data. I'm not trying to persuade people. I'm just giving you data.

With my endeavor, I am trying to become the authority of trust and health. That's why I say I'm the healthiest person on planet Earth. And I'm trying to say, I've gone through this process of looking at scientific evidence, doing therapies and reporting out to you, giving you data. I'm not trying to persuade people. I'm just giving you data.

With my endeavor, I am trying to become the authority of trust and health. That's why I say I'm the healthiest person on planet Earth. And I'm trying to say, I've gone through this process of looking at scientific evidence, doing therapies and reporting out to you, giving you data. I'm not trying to persuade people. I'm just giving you data.

So I'm trying to be that source of authority, knowing that our institutions have failed us. And then I publish everything I do openly. So the entire thing is open source to the public. So I see the same thing. They have failed us. I'm trying to step in and say, you can trust me. This is the process we're going about. And so I started with me, now we're expanding.

So I'm trying to be that source of authority, knowing that our institutions have failed us. And then I publish everything I do openly. So the entire thing is open source to the public. So I see the same thing. They have failed us. I'm trying to step in and say, you can trust me. This is the process we're going about. And so I started with me, now we're expanding.

So I'm trying to be that source of authority, knowing that our institutions have failed us. And then I publish everything I do openly. So the entire thing is open source to the public. So I see the same thing. They have failed us. I'm trying to step in and say, you can trust me. This is the process we're going about. And so I started with me, now we're expanding.

So for example, how do you solve for microplastics? I'm going to solve it. I'm going to get in the game, get the consortium together, get all the people together, and we're going to solve it as an industry. My foods at Blueprint, we are probably the most tested foods out there. And so I'm trying to basically be the solution to the failings of our institutions.

So for example, how do you solve for microplastics? I'm going to solve it. I'm going to get in the game, get the consortium together, get all the people together, and we're going to solve it as an industry. My foods at Blueprint, we are probably the most tested foods out there. And so I'm trying to basically be the solution to the failings of our institutions.

So for example, how do you solve for microplastics? I'm going to solve it. I'm going to get in the game, get the consortium together, get all the people together, and we're going to solve it as an industry. My foods at Blueprint, we are probably the most tested foods out there. And so I'm trying to basically be the solution to the failings of our institutions.

Yeah, I mean, entirely. I mean, this is what my entire endeavor is about. So if you say, what is the most powerful technology in existence? It's storytelling. And we've seen that religious institutions are the most durable we've seen in society. Companies come and go on the order of months, years, decades, and centuries. Religions go for millennia. And we as a species live and die by our stories.

Yeah, I mean, entirely. I mean, this is what my entire endeavor is about. So if you say, what is the most powerful technology in existence? It's storytelling. And we've seen that religious institutions are the most durable we've seen in society. Companies come and go on the order of months, years, decades, and centuries. Religions go for millennia. And we as a species live and die by our stories.

Yeah, I mean, entirely. I mean, this is what my entire endeavor is about. So if you say, what is the most powerful technology in existence? It's storytelling. And we've seen that religious institutions are the most durable we've seen in society. Companies come and go on the order of months, years, decades, and centuries. Religions go for millennia. And we as a species live and die by our stories.

And right now, the reason why storytelling is so powerful is it's driving what we do with AI as we give birth to superintelligence. And so that's what Don't Die is. My ultimate endeavor is that Don't Die becomes the world's most influential ideology by 2027. That is the most impactful thing to work on because that then feeds all other things. And so it's not about Brian Johnson.

And right now, the reason why storytelling is so powerful is it's driving what we do with AI as we give birth to superintelligence. And so that's what Don't Die is. My ultimate endeavor is that Don't Die becomes the world's most influential ideology by 2027. That is the most impactful thing to work on because that then feeds all other things. And so it's not about Brian Johnson.

And right now, the reason why storytelling is so powerful is it's driving what we do with AI as we give birth to superintelligence. And so that's what Don't Die is. My ultimate endeavor is that Don't Die becomes the world's most influential ideology by 2027. That is the most impactful thing to work on because that then feeds all other things. And so it's not about Brian Johnson.

It's not about my biomarkers. It's about as a species from the perspective of a few hundred years into the future, what is the correct move in this moment in this part of the galaxy? And that's what I'm suggesting is that The correct move is to acknowledge that existence is the highest virtue, that we are coming to this point from live fast, die young.