
The World Is Making Us Sick
Bryan Johnson
Aug 2, 2024
Mindsip insights from this episode:
Measure biological age to reverse aging effects
Project Blueprint's method is to measure the biological age of every organ and then use the best science to slow the speed of aging and reverse the damage.
Build a network state to advance 'Don't Die' initiatives
A 'network state' is being built to gather people with the common objective of working on 'Don't Die' initiatives across all domains of society.
Play 'Don't Die' for universal agreement on life
'Don't Die' is the most played game on the planet—more than capitalism or any religion—and is the one thing every human can agree upon.
Envision a future where death is no longer inevitable
The 25th century might be telling us that, for the first time in human history, death may no longer be inevitable.
Engage with 'Don't Die' app to lower your die score
A 'Don't Die' app is being launched that will be social-first and gamified with points to encourage community members to lower their 'die scores'.
Confront existence with 'Don't Die' for transformative change
The phrase 'Don't Die' forces you to reconcile with your entire existence, unlike positive phrases like 'live long' which everyone agrees with without changing behavior.
Assign 'die score' to quantify life-shortening factors
We can assign a 'die score' to things that shorten life, such as giving a typical American school lunch a score of seven minutes of life lost.
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