Bryan Johnson, a tech centimillionaire, is spearheading a movement called 'Don't Die,' which he presents almost as a religion focused on longevity. His controversial practices include receiving infusions of his own son's blood, reflecting a radical dedication to his quest. Johnson is not alone; many tech leaders are exploring similar avenues for extending life. The conversation expands to the implications of such pursuits in a future potentially dominated by AI, raising existential questions about humanity itself. Journalists Michelle Santiago Cortes and Tara Isabella Burton join to unravel this intriguing narrative.
Bryan Johnson, a tech centimillionaire, is advocating for longevity through radical methods, including infusions of his own son's blood, while questioning perceptions of humanity.
With his movement 'Don't Die,' Johnson seeks to reframe longevity as a religion, attracting attention not just from fans but also from influential tech companies.
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