Most of us can't live like Bryan Johnson, who invests hundreds of millions into bizarre gene therapies for life extension, while many settle for fleeting clout.
The 'Immortality Party' attracted over 1,400 RSVPs, showing immense public interest in Johnson's extreme life extension measures and the allure of celebrity culture.
Johnson's public lifestyle, marked by seeking blood plasma transfusions from his son and data-driven living, consistently captures media attention and social circles.
The event, organized for creatives at a $1,000 monthly venue, marked Johnson's deeper engagement with influential figures in New York, blending science and celebrity.
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