Michelle Santiago-Cortes

He's doing a lot of common sense things like prioritizing sleep. I think he's the most bullish on sleep. He's minimizing his sun exposure. He's exercising.

He's doing a lot of common sense things like prioritizing sleep. I think he's the most bullish on sleep. He's minimizing his sun exposure. He's exercising.

He's doing a lot of common sense things like prioritizing sleep. I think he's the most bullish on sleep. He's minimizing his sun exposure. He's exercising.

I mean, I guess that's kind of like the million-dollar question because he claims his protocol, which he calls Blueprint, is science-based, evidence-backed. He often refers to it as an algorithm. Some of these things are...

I mean, I guess that's kind of like the million-dollar question because he claims his protocol, which he calls Blueprint, is science-based, evidence-backed. He often refers to it as an algorithm. Some of these things are...

I mean, I guess that's kind of like the million-dollar question because he claims his protocol, which he calls Blueprint, is science-based, evidence-backed. He often refers to it as an algorithm. Some of these things are...

proven some are not and that kind of is what makes his let's say his influencing because so far that's really mostly what it is compelling he's trying all kinds of interventions there's no way of knowing what interventions are successful because he's doing a

proven some are not and that kind of is what makes his let's say his influencing because so far that's really mostly what it is compelling he's trying all kinds of interventions there's no way of knowing what interventions are successful because he's doing a

proven some are not and that kind of is what makes his let's say his influencing because so far that's really mostly what it is compelling he's trying all kinds of interventions there's no way of knowing what interventions are successful because he's doing a

you know, science and religion weren't always in opposition to each other, historically speaking. And as they've been separated and competing in terms of who gets the final say of what it means to be alive at what this earth means, I think that the science camp has proven to be a bit more lucrative where someone like Brian Johnson can kind of build the church that sells olive oil and protein bars.

you know, science and religion weren't always in opposition to each other, historically speaking. And as they've been separated and competing in terms of who gets the final say of what it means to be alive at what this earth means, I think that the science camp has proven to be a bit more lucrative where someone like Brian Johnson can kind of build the church that sells olive oil and protein bars.

you know, science and religion weren't always in opposition to each other, historically speaking. And as they've been separated and competing in terms of who gets the final say of what it means to be alive at what this earth means, I think that the science camp has proven to be a bit more lucrative where someone like Brian Johnson can kind of build the church that sells olive oil and protein bars.

You know, I'm not one to speak on the lives of the uber wealthy, but I would imagine that That you conquer finance, you conquer land, you conquer, quote unquote, like the laws of physics and stuff. Through these technologies, why not conquer the laws of biology? I think it's like a conquest mindset thing. That is also a really compelling point.

You know, I'm not one to speak on the lives of the uber wealthy, but I would imagine that That you conquer finance, you conquer land, you conquer, quote unquote, like the laws of physics and stuff. Through these technologies, why not conquer the laws of biology? I think it's like a conquest mindset thing. That is also a really compelling point.

You know, I'm not one to speak on the lives of the uber wealthy, but I would imagine that That you conquer finance, you conquer land, you conquer, quote unquote, like the laws of physics and stuff. Through these technologies, why not conquer the laws of biology? I think it's like a conquest mindset thing. That is also a really compelling point.

Like we don't live in a time when you're going to get charged with heresy and, you know, tortured for those kinds of goals. You get VC funding for that now. Right.

Like we don't live in a time when you're going to get charged with heresy and, you know, tortured for those kinds of goals. You get VC funding for that now. Right.

Like we don't live in a time when you're going to get charged with heresy and, you know, tortured for those kinds of goals. You get VC funding for that now. Right.

People today are less and less able to save up for retirement. Imagine the torture of having to save up for an extra 20 years. I don't think most people are in a financial position to finance the last 10 years of their life, much less an additional 30. So I almost feel like... Only someone with money to spare could think of it as like an attainable goal.

People today are less and less able to save up for retirement. Imagine the torture of having to save up for an extra 20 years. I don't think most people are in a financial position to finance the last 10 years of their life, much less an additional 30. So I almost feel like... Only someone with money to spare could think of it as like an attainable goal.