Web3 & the Future of Genetics: AI, Blockchain & Data Ownership with Nillion
Dave Asprey
Apr 17, 2025
Mindsip insights from this episode:
Understand sociopathy as a brain modeling error
Sociopathy can be explained by the Bayesian brain hypothesis as a form of 'bad model building,' where the brain is trained to perceive the world as hostile.
Avoid improper meditation to prevent mental 'error state'
Improperly practiced advanced meditation can put your mind into an 'error state,' similar to how you can break a computer by messing with its core systems.
Enhance memory with subatomic particle supplements
A company called Igneaton uses subatomic particles to enrich formulas, with one product claiming to improve memory by 100% in 30 days.
Utilize Nillion for secure computation on encrypted data
A new technology called Nillion allows for computation on fully encrypted data without ever needing to decrypt it, solving a major privacy paradox.
Understand implications of newborn DNA sequencing laws
By law, all newborns in the 50 US states are genetically sequenced, and states like New York retain this DNA for years.
Instrument your default mode network to uncover subconscious thoughts
You can instrument your default mode network by using software to randomly ask yourself 'who or what were you just thinking about?' to reveal subconscious thought patterns.
Protect and restore endothelial glycocalyx with Arteriosil HP
A product called Arteriosil HP is designed to protect and restore the endothelial glycocalyx, the ultra-thin lining of your 60,000 miles of blood vessels.
Understand four instincts driving mitochondrial behavior
Your mitochondria, and thus your subconscious behavior, are primarily driven by four instincts in order: fear, food, fucking, and friend.
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