Bryan Johnson

But you're just burnt to a crisp.

That's what happened to me.

And so you basically say, I'm willing to trade life for this money because there's this idea of if you have money, then you get blank.

And so you're making this explicit trade off.

I'm willing to trade my conscious existence for money.

And I'm saying that trade no longer makes sense.

It no longer makes sense to die for something like that.

Now, we all have practical things.

We need to pay our bills and stuff like that, but I'm trying to basically say we're a society that has built a society of die, and I'm working on don't die as the new way of being human.

So that's the gist of it.

I mean, there's there's two parts to this one is, I'm saying that

Like fast food companies like McDonald's and Wendy's, they're evil.

They use science to make food that addicts you to their food, right?

They're building addiction.

For sure.

Social media algorithms, they're building addiction, right?

Vape, porn, alcohol, smoking.

Like basically, as a society, we have a predator-prey relationship where companies...

prey upon individuals with the best science and technology possible and extract from them life for profit.

And so first of all, the observation I'm saying is, hey, companies, stop being evil.