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Immortality Is Closer Than You Think: AI, War, Religion, Consciousness & Elon Musk | Bryan Johnson PT 1

Mar 19, 2024
Bryan Johnson, entrepreneur and founder of Kernel and Blueprint, explores humanity’s race toward longevity and superintelligence. They examine whether algorithms can outperform human judgment in health, why “Don’t Die” resembles a new religion, and the dangers of AI, war, climate disruption, and authoritarianism. The conversation also tackles AI alignment, autonomy, cellular reprogramming, immortality, and the values needed for humans and machines to coexist.
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ANECDOTE

Why People Reject Better Algorithmic Health

  • People reject algorithmic health control because they value autonomy, vices, and social participation more than promised wellbeing.
  • Distrust of institutions reinforces their fear of surrendering personal decisions.
INSIGHT

Don’t Die Becomes Humanity’s Biggest Ambition

  • Bryan Johnson frames “Don’t Die” as a historically unprecedented ambition alongside founding companies, countries, and religions.
  • He argues humanity has imagined defeating death for millennia but can now pursue it practically.
ANECDOTE

Ulysses And Ozempic Explain Algorithmic Self-Control

  • Bryan Johnson uses Ulysses tied to the mast as a model for designing constraints against predictable weakness.
  • He compares Blueprint and Ozempic to willingly adopting systems that override harmful impulses.
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