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@professionalbigot69 his explanation here, interesting read
https://nitter.poast.org/bryan_johnson/status/20731084...
coaler nigger on the internet:
"Durr, but he got le sick even though he go to le doctor?!"
>incurable
guy literally says that he thinks they can cure it in the announcement post
https://nitter.poast.org/bryan_johnson/status/20731084...
coaler nigger on the internet:
"Durr, but he got le sick even though he go to le doctor?!"
>incurable
guy literally says that he thinks they can cure it in the announcement post
@WandererUber @professionalbigot69 I think this is awesome. I certainly don’t think we can live forever, but his approach is advanced functional medicine with cutting edge treatments and enough money and specialists to basically be a human guinea pig. This type of approach might actually lead to some effective treatments or even cures for autoimmune conditions, which would be a huge medical breakthrough.
@BowsacNoodle @WandererUber @professionalbigot69 he's a pure reductionist, he will add nothing
biology requires context that our autistic civilization wants to treat a million different bacteria species in out stomachs as a collection of billiard balls and if they just think hard enough they can make it all bounce correctly forever.
biology requires context that our autistic civilization wants to treat a million different bacteria species in out stomachs as a collection of billiard balls and if they just think hard enough they can make it all bounce correctly forever.
@monkyyy @WandererUber @professionalbigot69 I see it as an applied biological sciences shotgun approach. If results are good, people will look for the best ROI on lifestyle approaches. Being ruled by a geriatric oligarchy is nothing new to us 
@BowsacNoodle @WandererUber @professionalbigot69 The results airnt good, he already will die faster then his biological clock and whatever we "learn" from a lab rat wont generalize because Im not a millionaire who will have my poop and spream samaples analyzed by a full time doctor.
@monkyyy @BowsacNoodle @WandererUber @professionalbigot69 IT'S STILL A PRETTY GOOD USE OF HIS LIFE EVEN IF HE'S NOT GOING TO DISCOVER ANYTHING TOO COOL. JUST HAVING MORE KNOWLEDGE OF GUT BACTERIA AND SUCH IS WORTHWHILE, AND HE COULD JUST AS WELL HAD BEEN USING ALL THAT MONEY TO BUILD WELLS IN AFRICA OR SOMETHING
@nugger @monkyyy @BowsacNoodle @professionalbigot69 >EVEN IF HE'S NOT GOING TO DISCOVER ANYTHING TOO COOL.
unlike us lowly broke ambitionless depth-grovelers of course, who are mere seconds away from unlocking the secrets of the universe.
Any day now...
unlike us lowly broke ambitionless depth-grovelers of course, who are mere seconds away from unlocking the secrets of the universe.
Any day now...
@WandererUber @monkyyy @BowsacNoodle @professionalbigot69 MEDICAL EXPERIMENTS WOULD BE A PRETTY USEFUL WAY TO EXPEND MY LIFE AS WELL, BUT UNLIKE THAT MILLIONAIRE GUY I HAVE OTHER PLANS FOR IT
@nugger @monkyyy @BowsacNoodle @professionalbigot69 It's a good thing people have such a healthy skepticism towards a 24/7 on-call staff of highly-paid medical professionals obsessing over your test results, otherwise we wouldn't know that it's far less risky to live a life of smoking cigarettes (the cancer stuff is pharma lies btw) and eating "red meat" (whatever slop is on sale at Costco or can be brought to the door by an ethnic).
@WandererUber @nugger @monkyyy @professionalbigot69 You know people can be somewhere in between full support for this vs huffing asbestos while swimming in mutagenic chemicals to own the libs. I personally think it’s neat, but I understand the skepticism. If we see that he dies at 82 like a normal dude or develops turbo cancer, it just drives home the need for people to focus on the eternal and transcendental instead of trying to acheive lichdom with today’s tech.
@BowsacNoodle @WandererUber @monkyyy @nugger @professionalbigot69 i am personally of the belief that God is very funny and he's gonna make anybody who tries to be immortal die at 45 and in the same beat have some lightly fat italian guy who smoked and drank since he was 14 live up to 104
@themilkman @BowsacNoodle @monkyyy @nugger @professionalbigot69 see, that's what I am talking about. This sort of rationalization of being a lowlife is exactly why I appreciate you guys so much when you warn against the dangers of having a team of private doctors tell you where your autoimmune disorder comes from!
This is certainly a great outlook on life you are cultivating here.
This is certainly a great outlook on life you are cultivating here.
@WandererUber @BowsacNoodle @monkyyy @nugger @professionalbigot69 my main problem with these rich "i want to live forever" people is that their endeavors are not based on interest in actual betterment of health services, it's egotistical and only interested in making themselves live forever, and they put the value of their life purely on how long they lived and how much influence they exerted.
a life well lived is not exactly a long one, it's about the connections and people you made along the way.
they need some memento mori in their life, and perhaps this is also fear that they will be forgotten, instead of making a legacy by having and raising descendants that will carry their life's work and purpose, they want to carry it all by themselves.
a life well lived is not exactly a long one, it's about the connections and people you made along the way.
they need some memento mori in their life, and perhaps this is also fear that they will be forgotten, instead of making a legacy by having and raising descendants that will carry their life's work and purpose, they want to carry it all by themselves.
@themilkman @BowsacNoodle @monkyyy @nugger @professionalbigot69 motte and bailey type beat
@WandererUber @BowsacNoodle @monkyyy @nugger @professionalbigot69 haha, you are trying to bait me into proving you right, smart guy you are
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@WandererUber oh i haven't heard of that fallacy before, but encountered it, i interpreted my previous post to be the bailey, and you were trying to get me to spit out a motte in response.
anyhow i don't think we will ever agree on this, we have different frameworks of viewing things (you like solar panels), so we can agree to disagree.
anyhow i don't think we will ever agree on this, we have different frameworks of viewing things (you like solar panels), so we can agree to disagree.
@themilkman Oh, that. No, a motte-and-bailey argument, also called castle-and-courtyard is when a person forwards one position (the "courtyard") but when challenged, he defends a different one (the "castle").