The tech millionaire trying to live forever isn't afraid to drive as slowly as 16 mph in LA to avoid the 'beautiful irony' of dying in a car accident

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Bryan Johnson
Bryan Johnson, a 46-year-old millionaire biotech founder, hopes to turn back the hands of time on aging through an experimental program called Project Blueprint.

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The biotech CEO who's trying to reverse aging swears by a strict diet, and spoiler alert, it involves a 'blended mush'

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The biotech CEO who's trying to reverse aging swears by a strict diet, and spoiler alert, it involves a 'blended mush'

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The biotech CEO trying to reverse aging has removed all but 3 things from his bedroom

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A biotech CEO who's trying to reverse aging has almost nothing in his bedroom. "No work, no reading," he said.

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Tech execs are buying $150,000 red-light therapy beds and $70,000 hyperbaric chambers for their wellness quests

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A respondent in The Information's survey said they bought a NovoThor red-light therapy bed that costs about $100,000.

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The tech exec who is spending $2 million a year to reduce his biological age used to drink alcohol for breakfast

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Bryan Johnson, a 45-year-old biotech founder.

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Inside OpenAI's Sam Altman's fixation on death and the apocalypse

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Sam Altman gesturing with both hands while talking to members of the media.
When asked about employees' concerns over AI risk, Sam Altman told Insider, "We debate our approach frequently and carefully."

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Tech's hottest trends: what's cool and what's not among Silicon Valley's elite

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An illustration of a person throwing Bitcoin, the Meta logo, and a glass of alcohol over their shoulder while looking in reverence at a Chatgpt logo.
As the tech world clamors around generative AI tools like OpenAI's ChatGPT the trends of last year like crypto and the metaverse have fallen by the wayside.

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Humans can't live forever, but we haven't even come close to the limit for how long our bodies could last

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Cartoon of a person in a cryogenic chamber with scientists studying him.
Millions of dollars are going toward companies worldwide looking to lengthen the human lifespan.

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109-year-old went viral after celebrating his birthday with a belly dancer. Here are 12 lessons he says helped him have a happy, healthy life.

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Morrie Markoff celebrating his 109th birthday.

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OpenAI's 37-year-old CEO bet $180 million on a little-known biotech startup that's trying to help people live 10 years longer

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Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, walks from lunch during the Allen & Company Sun Valley Conference on July 06, 2022 in Sun Valley, Idaho.

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