Venmo founder Bryan Johnson and other tech billionaires have set their sights on immortality. Is this as risible as it seems?

Bryan Johnson launched Project Blueprint, a $2 million-a-year experiment to reverse ageing in every part of his body.

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Bryan Johnson, a biohacker, claims that a 90-day hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) regimen has significantly reversed his biological age, giving him the "biology of a 10-year-old." This is part of ...

His youngest son, Talmage, lives with him and follows the Blueprint lifestyle. In a 2023 TIME interview, Talmage remarked, "The idea of having pizza is more painful than pleasurable for me." ...

Bryan Johnson, American entrepreneur famed for his anti-aging initiatives, faced significant discomfort during his recent visit to India due to Mumbai’s air pollution.

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But Johnson says it’s the inside that counts, claiming that his body is running like someone years younger than he is. Someone like his 19-year-old son, whose blood he has injected.

Johnson, the subject of Don’t Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever, has taken enthusiasm for life- and health-hacking to its most well-known extreme.

Blueprint’s brand is tied to Johnson’s image, with pop-ups of his face promoting the Netflix documentary and supplements called “Bryan’s favorites” listed for sale on the website.

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Blueprint executive and Johnson’s longtime longevity doctor Oliver Zolman, who worked on the study, appears to have had a falling out with Johnson.