He isn't. He became rich by relying on rich parents and now tries to follow in David Sinclais footsteps, but clearly has no understanding of biology, which has led to numerous people getting side effects from the blueprint protocol.
2023, I switched up binge watching netflix for my first million, learning that startup world is the true definition of blue ocean theory, watching all these shows anyone could make billions with the information, finally learning the math behind these tech startups, structuring, risks etc
Loved it. Deep thinker. Thought provoker. Very humble. For those interested in Neural Linguistic Programming , definitely worth digging into what Bryan is up to.
"willpower is a losing game" is my favorite quote here. The system is set up to make you fail, so you need to change your environment to change yourself
Brian represents the fundamental change in thinking from ME AND MINE to US, TOGETHER. (GOAL ALIGNMENT AND COOPERATION) That’s the answer to humanity’s future.
This has to be the most interesting interview I have watched in a while. If David Goggins, Elon Musk and Issac Newton where rolled up in one person it would be Bryan Johnson 👏
@gymbro5 oh wow I misspelled a word and should have proof read. How human of me. Oh I forgot you're my college English professor and a comment on CZcams was my dissertation. Oh please don't flunk me sir.
Great insight! Thank you. Please be kind to your guests. I was taken back when you blurted „ how did you do that and you do not seem to be that kind of guy … you don’t seem like someone who would be doing the victory dance“… Never heard of people that are reserved personalities but are highly successful?! Be kind!
Hi Sam, sorry to hear you have the ApoE4 gene issue. The gene is involved in cholesterol metabolism. Since it's a genetic defect at best you can slow it. It's a bit far-fetched but try to lower your LDL-C, hope you're brushing your teeth before eating (morning) and sleeping, keep your B12 and D up. All the best. Hope you read the comment.
It is true there are lots of things you can do with apoe4 genes to beat the progress and possibly prevent dementia. Check out Dr. Phil Bredesen's work. I teach my resident psychiatrists- in -traing his concepts frequently.
1. Fire negative self identities. 2. Macro 1950 calories - set clear boundaries 3. Details When u r going to cheat on discipline map emotions and next day
Blueprint will work for a limit. You can renovate your car, engine. But at some point something is going to break, everything gets old. The solution is organs printing. Will work for most of the body except for brain and nervous system
Managing money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times while others tend to avoid them. Well, at least my advisor does too, jokingly
Investors should exercise caution with their exposure and exercise caution when considering new investments, particularly during periods of inflation. It is advisable to seek guidance from a professional or trusted advisor in order to navigate this recession and achieve potential high yields
Through closely monitoring the performance of my portfolio, I have witnessed a remarkable growth of $508k in just the past two quarters. This experience has shed light on why experienced traders are able to generate substantial returns even in lesser-known markets. It is safe to say that this bold decision has been one of the most impactful choi
that's impressive!, I could really use the expertise of this advisors , my portfolio has been down bad....who’s your financial advisor or coach, do you mind hooking me up?
Honestly, How can I be part of this project I earnestly hope to build a strong financial future I'm interested to take part, who's the person behind your success?
The adviser I'm in touch with is *CAROLINA MELINA PHERSON* she works with Merrill, Pierce, Smith incorporated and interviewed on CNBC Television. You can use something else, for me she strategy works hence my result. She provides entry and exit point for the securities I focus on.
I had to comment on this video. Bryan shares some of the most profound insights and systems that we can use to improve our lives and our relationships with ourselves. The value in this video is 10/10. Thank you for sharing your wisdom.
Great combination of a uniquely successful man who is very open with excellent interviewers who ask the right questions (what we are wondering as well).
These two dorks made a lot of assumptions about him and were disrespectful about his looks. A reminder that anyone can be successful financially and have a podcast.
That's insane, I would have thought he is way under 30. How can he look so young, maybe it's because of the haircut I don't know but what a smart and cool dude.
respect to Bryan for his successes, it's an interesting interview, but my apologies - as a few others have said in the comments, this just raised more questions for me and didn't quite sit right. Biology != engineering. a helmet that measures brain activity with light - going to have to walk me through that one. eating exactly 1,977 calories a day and nothing more? not probable. when i hear someone speaking about epigenetic markers or serological markers as though they're an immutable characteristic of all bodies that can pinpoint a biological age, i'm skeptical. coding data in DNA - yes it can be done, but so what? use cases? efficiency & speed of writing and reading that data vs alternatives? what do you do with it? there's something around 22:30 - 'could we build a global biological immune system?.. solutions coded by software engineers.. infrastructure to engineer atoms, molecules and organisms.', i didnt quite understand what he was trying to say, but something along the lines of how we need software engineers to solve biological problems (?). we're going to engineer atoms? maybe it's just the way he speaks, and that these statements have qualifiers and limitations that aren't been said out loud, but it left me thinking that something was off.
I’m by no means the best developer albeit I’m alright. From my understanding building a secure payment processing software is a massive endeavour . I find it hard to believe he was able to do that on limited funds :/ .
It is a lot easier in today's world. It was probably a lot harder when his company did it. Technology keeps progressing in a way where what took a team of the best and the brightest in the world to do a decade or two ago can now be done by one guy in his dorm room.
I honestly doubt they were able to bootstrap a 100% secure payment processing with thorough compliance without some shortcuts. I think he got lucky and just hit the lotto.
We would love to speak on topic of aging and what we have discovered. I did a 5 month trial to show people how you can reverse aging. Love you channel btw
I love this so much but I would have one question for him. Actually, I have a Lotta questions for him but main one would be how do you quantify the emotional impact foods can have especially when you try to standardize that set of equations across all spectrums of society? I’d. giving gummy bears to a toddler compared to a 70yr old or rewarding my a 3rd grader after a soccer game with a happy meal compared to eating some scientific sludge “a Sad Meal” lol
Probably had some contacts in the industry. Sounds a little sus that these big companies pretty much didn't want the headache of proper payments compliance and just outsourced it to some startup. Sounds very high risk and really easy to blow up.
@@crimpers5543 ya that too some startup which didn't really have a track record... these are the actual interesting points which get glossed over because all these podcast hosts want to sell the story.. did he know someone? how did they connect? what was the network like. how did he get into that network. there are so many questions right there. and that is what the make or break it part of the entire story is. if most people can get these "breaks", a lot of people are ready to work hard and have high iq.
@@BryanJohnson Bryan you built Braintree while on a poor diet, do you think you could have done it while putting as much mental energy into diet and fitness as you do now
I must say that I already follow the bluprint at about 75% just by myself. training 5 days a week really hard, hair laser therapy, red light therapoy for the whole body everyday, diet really strick, skin care morning and evening and my sleep is one of the most important thing to me.... and I am 46 years old. I wish he would need another person to try the bluprint in order to test it cause I would defenitly jump right in!
Respect to what he’s done but i see what you guys kept switching to more interesting questions. He’s a corn ball… if you asked what’s your favorite color he would reply with: “well the health benefits of the light hitting your eye and making the decision on color actually is more harmful than you think, that’s why when i made this change i started to feel a lot better”
Exactly!!! I don’t understand how everyone is so hyped about the interview. The guy did not even answer one question. He kept deviating from super straight forward questions..
Awesome they got him on. Thankfully we have people like this in the world. Grand vision, intense discipline to get get there and a high IQ. Would love an idea session episode with him
Great video. you've remind me of what someone once said❤ Making money is an Action, keeping money is behavior, Growing money is Knowledge. I once attended seminar and ever since then i been waxing strong financially, and i most tell you the truth.
1:02:00 - goal alignment - does capitalism support this or works against it. I am thinking about patents and all the wasted effort of people to go around existing patents except of using them so that we move forward faster. Sort of what Elon Musk does with opening the patents of Tesla to everyone as he is aware it is a goal alignment towards renewable energy
@bryan, nice interview. 1937 calories per day is probably close to your RMR. How does this play into your workout plan? The normal hypothesis is that we need to "fuel the machine" to build/retain muscle. You seem to be proving that hypothesis incorrect. Thoughts?
@@BryanJohnson Hmmm, it was a gut feeling. So to answer you I went back and wrote down the things that made me feel this way. Here’s your answer :) I’m not trying to offend, just trying to explain! :) If I was gonna try and pin it down here's some guesses: - Accidentally Avoiding questions - For example, when Shaan asked if you had any business ideas to share. You said ‘Yes’ but only mentioned concepts/ideas you’re focusing on. Your answer - ‘cooperation’ - wasn’t really a business idea. Then Shaan doubled down and asked again about a specific idea and you again seemingly avoided answering. You said ‘My brain and mathematical theories.’ Instead of answering with a concrete idea this is a concept and it made it seem like you didn’t actually have a business idea. Probably accidental but that’s the way it came off. - Tech - I think I am immediatly suspicious when someone is pitching life-extension/health tech. This is probably just a ‘me thing.’ It sometimes falls into the scam category in my head - it is just what this sector makes me think about. - Over sincerity - in each of your answers you were very sincere. I liked that :) However, when your answers were super sincere every time, I think it came across as insincere. (I am British so it might be a culture thing though.) - Language - When you use language like ‘let the Earth speak’ - ‘our minds overrun the planet.’ - it felt like I was being sold something rather than having something explained to me. - The tech behind you - having a background with lots of high-tech gadgets behind you made it seem like you’re ‘virtue signalling’ but for your business. Haha. I’m sure you’re not but that is just the way it comes off. Not trying to offend just trying to answer your question honestly :)
@chrisbird736 thank you for taking the time to write these out. Points taken. A significant challenge in this conversation was the speed at which we moved through topics. Each area is large and multilayered. Requiring a careful unpacking. I was trying to move at the conversation pace while succinctly summarizing each area which, I can understand would create disjointed observations.
Kind of feel weird about this episode. So many vague answers. Makes me skeptical about the guy. EDIT: second half of the podcast is much better, mainly when he speaks about the Blueprint stuff.
This is what a pioneer looks like.
They sound crazy compared to present day standards, but they are actually just far ahead of the rest of us.
Agree
true like the deep blue
kanye tho
@@hanchi8710 no..
He isn't.
He became rich by relying on rich parents and now tries to follow in David Sinclais footsteps, but clearly has no understanding of biology, which has led to numerous people getting side effects from the blueprint protocol.
2023, I switched up binge watching netflix for my first million, learning that startup world is the true definition of blue ocean theory, watching all these shows anyone could make billions with the information, finally learning the math behind these tech startups, structuring, risks etc
Sure
naval interviewing bryan would be epic
Best interview of Bryan on CZcams so far. Super down to earth and getting at the most common sense questions about Blueprint.
This is probably the best Bryan Johnson interview out there. Great work, guys!
I agree that one, is one of the best! :)
maybe my favorite episode yet. really makes you think about the importance of self discipline
This was one of the best interviews I have seen all year! Fascinating stuff! Need more thinkers like him. He reminds me so much of Ray Kurzweil!
I’ve been following Bryan for several months. I really admire him. He’s sharing trascendental fundaments for human kind.
I came for the numbers, I stayed for the insight….Bryan’s perspectives are spot on.
Loved it. Deep thinker. Thought provoker. Very humble. For those interested in Neural Linguistic Programming , definitely worth digging into what Bryan is up to.
"willpower is a losing game" is my favorite quote here.
The system is set up to make you fail, so you need to change your environment to change yourself
One of the top 10 interviews, talks and videos that have ever impacted my life.
Best business podcast right now Ive found thanks for the guests and the super relevant questions
Shaan your questions are literally perfect
Brian represents the fundamental change in thinking from ME AND MINE to US, TOGETHER. (GOAL ALIGNMENT AND COOPERATION) That’s the answer to humanity’s future.
the caveat to that is it cannot be forced. It must be understood and pursued consensually by all individuals.
This has to be the most interesting interview I have watched in a while. If David Goggins, Elon Musk and Issac Newton where rolled up in one person it would be Bryan Johnson 👏
Wait until I come to the seen
@@mtd963scene*? You’re not too smart.
@gymbro5 oh wow I misspelled a word and should have proof read. How human of me. Oh I forgot you're my college English professor and a comment on CZcams was my dissertation. Oh please don't flunk me sir.
@@mtd963I love that you didn’t edit your comment in such a self absorbed fake world! Bravo to you!
This is one of the most complex and interesting human being I‘ve ever listened to. Respect for all of you👌
Great insight! Thank you.
Please be kind to your guests. I was taken back when you blurted „ how did you do that and you do not seem to be that kind of guy … you don’t seem like someone who would be doing the victory dance“…
Never heard of people that are reserved personalities but are highly successful?!
Be kind!
This is a truly intelligent man. I like this guy.
Hi Sam, sorry to hear you have the ApoE4 gene issue. The gene is involved in cholesterol metabolism. Since it's a genetic defect at best you can slow it. It's a bit far-fetched but try to lower your LDL-C, hope you're brushing your teeth before eating (morning) and sleeping, keep your B12 and D up. All the best. Hope you read the comment.
It is true there are lots of things you can do with apoe4 genes to beat the progress and possibly prevent dementia. Check out Dr. Phil Bredesen's work. I teach my resident psychiatrists- in -traing his concepts frequently.
I could listen to this guy all day! Hands down the most mesmerizing guest you've had!
thank you
@@BryanJohnson amazing interview! When will you be sharing your skincare regimen from blueprint?
Plus the most important
1. Fire negative self identities.
2. Macro 1950 calories - set clear boundaries
3. Details
When u r going to cheat on discipline map emotions and next day
I am an official Binge-Watch MFM addict
Blueprint will work for a limit. You can renovate your car, engine. But at some point something is going to break, everything gets old. The solution is organs printing. Will work for most of the body except for brain and nervous system
Clealy, he is an elf.
Managing money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times while others tend to avoid them. Well, at least my advisor does too, jokingly
Investors should exercise caution with their exposure and exercise caution when considering new investments, particularly during periods of inflation. It is advisable to seek guidance from a professional or trusted advisor in order to navigate this recession and achieve potential high yields
Through closely monitoring the performance of my portfolio, I have witnessed a remarkable growth of $508k in just the past two quarters. This experience has shed light on why experienced traders are able to generate substantial returns even in lesser-known markets. It is safe to say that this bold decision has been one of the most impactful choi
that's impressive!, I could really use the expertise of this advisors , my portfolio has been down bad....who’s your financial advisor or coach, do you mind hooking me up?
Honestly, How can I be part of this project I earnestly hope to build a strong financial future I'm interested to take part, who's the person behind your success?
The adviser I'm in touch with is *CAROLINA MELINA PHERSON* she works with Merrill, Pierce, Smith incorporated and interviewed on CNBC Television. You can use something else, for me she strategy works hence my result. She provides entry and exit point for the securities I focus on.
I clicked because of the title. I stayed because of the proceeding knowledge!
One of the best interviews. I'll follow this guy for the next 10 years at least.
Only 10? Bro I'm down to follow him at least 100+ years.
I had to comment on this video.
Bryan shares some of the most profound insights and systems that we can use to improve our lives and our relationships with ourselves.
The value in this video is 10/10. Thank you for sharing your wisdom.
Thank you. Bryan is absolutely amazing and inspiring person.
Great combination of a uniquely successful man who is very open with excellent interviewers who ask the right questions (what we are wondering as well).
Wow, so humble tech millionaire. He's really a pioneer.
I was not expecting such a rich and diverse discussion but I thoroughly enjoyed it nonetheless
You guys ask the questions that I'd want to ask myself in real-time. Subscribed.
53:15 1. Fire the worst version of yourself. 2. Set firm boundaries 3. Refine boundaries to optimize
No cheat days. Stick with the program.
These two dorks made a lot of assumptions about him and were disrespectful about his looks. A reminder that anyone can be successful financially and have a podcast.
Bryan has just helped me realize I will be a millionaire. He was t interview guys. Subscribed.
what are you building or planning to build?
Sam w his new NY attitude, white jacket and tan is looking more like a GTA character every week! 😎
this is true.
This guy is a pioneer.
the WHY of this guy says it all about his success!
Fantastic questions asked. Fantastic replies given.
A podcast between very sorted individuals who understand life from all perspectives .
Growing up on farm have work ethic, religion gave values, door-to-door sales gave B2B sales etc.
He is built different, kind of spectrum genius
That's insane, I would have thought he is way under 30. How can he look so young, maybe it's because of the haircut I don't know but what a smart and cool dude.
He looks young ? 😂
He put himself under blue print project to reverse aging
He has the money to spend on treatments, diet, training, doctor, & surgery
Great freaking questions guys
Fantastic questions with incredible answers 👏
Phenomenal conversation!
Bryan is my hero.
respect to Bryan for his successes, it's an interesting interview, but my apologies - as a few others have said in the comments, this just raised more questions for me and didn't quite sit right. Biology != engineering. a helmet that measures brain activity with light - going to have to walk me through that one. eating exactly 1,977 calories a day and nothing more? not probable. when i hear someone speaking about epigenetic markers or serological markers as though they're an immutable characteristic of all bodies that can pinpoint a biological age, i'm skeptical. coding data in DNA - yes it can be done, but so what? use cases? efficiency & speed of writing and reading that data vs alternatives? what do you do with it? there's something around 22:30 - 'could we build a global biological immune system?.. solutions coded by software engineers.. infrastructure to engineer atoms, molecules and organisms.', i didnt quite understand what he was trying to say, but something along the lines of how we need software engineers to solve biological problems (?). we're going to engineer atoms? maybe it's just the way he speaks, and that these statements have qualifiers and limitations that aren't been said out loud, but it left me thinking that something was off.
I think your critique is valid but even if he is a psychopath people like this are valuable to society.
There is nothing wrong with Bryan. The guy is simply a genius…with discipline as a side dish. Plain and simple.
Thanks the podcast .. following all three of you now
A very interesting brain. His thinking is another level. Low ego and profoundly smart.
I’m by no means the best developer albeit I’m alright.
From my understanding building a secure payment processing software is a massive endeavour .
I find it hard to believe he was able to do that on limited funds :/ .
It is a lot easier in today's world. It was probably a lot harder when his company did it. Technology keeps progressing in a way where what took a team of the best and the brightest in the world to do a decade or two ago can now be done by one guy in his dorm room.
I honestly doubt they were able to bootstrap a 100% secure payment processing with thorough compliance without some shortcuts. I think he got lucky and just hit the lotto.
It’s refreshing to learn about a founder who sees the big picture first, and make it his North Star in every endeavor he takes on. Nice. Thanks!
wayy more interesting conversation than i expected.. awesome
43:41 great question- what is the way to get 80% of the benefits without going all in duplicating Bryan’s routine.
We would love to speak on topic of aging and what we have discovered. I did a 5 month trial to show people how you can reverse aging. Love you channel btw
so true, with the power dynamics in the relationships!!! Key Point for me!
I love this so much but I would have one question for him. Actually, I have a Lotta questions for him but main one would be how do you quantify the emotional impact foods can have especially when you try to standardize that set of equations across all spectrums of society? I’d. giving gummy bears to a toddler compared to a 70yr old or rewarding my a 3rd grader after a soccer game with a happy meal compared to eating some scientific sludge “a Sad Meal” lol
So a bunch of big companies outsourced their CC compliance to some startup? ummm...
Absolutely insane farm boy to billionaire story.
Behind him are 4 different $70,000 machines just sitting around LOL
INCREDIBLE interview. Unexpected. This is why we love this podcast so much. Constant new and interesting guests.
Whoa.. such deep insights.
Misses out on important question: How did he reach opentable and get them to buy his product? That first major deal is what needs to be clearer.
Probably had some contacts in the industry. Sounds a little sus that these big companies pretty much didn't want the headache of proper payments compliance and just outsourced it to some startup. Sounds very high risk and really easy to blow up.
@@crimpers5543 ya that too some startup which didn't really have a track record... these are the actual interesting points which get glossed over because all these podcast hosts want to sell the story..
did he know someone? how did they connect? what was the network like. how did he get into that network. there are so many questions right there.
and that is what the make or break it part of the entire story is. if most people can get these "breaks", a lot of people are ready to work hard and have high iq.
Love this interview, great info
Very disciplined person like he enjoyed accomplishing what he sets his mind to . I admire him
Bryan giving theoretical answers and Shaan tries to bring it back down to earth
I hear you. It's the way my brain understands the world.
@@BryanJohnson Bryan you built Braintree while on a poor diet, do you think you could have done it while putting as much mental energy into diet and fitness as you do now
I must say that I already follow the bluprint at about 75% just by myself. training 5 days a week really hard, hair laser therapy, red light therapoy for the whole body everyday, diet really strick, skin care morning and evening and my sleep is one of the most important thing to me.... and I am 46 years old. I wish he would need another person to try the bluprint in order to test it cause I would defenitly jump right in!
They have a blueprint group where everyone reports their own results.
he looks like Data. super smart guy
Respect to what he’s done but i see what you guys kept switching to more interesting questions. He’s a corn ball… if you asked what’s your favorite color he would reply with: “well the health benefits of the light hitting your eye and making the decision on color actually is more harmful than you think, that’s why when i made this change i started to feel a lot better”
Exactly!!! I don’t understand how everyone is so hyped about the interview. The guy did not even answer one question. He kept deviating from super straight forward questions..
Congrats to producer Ben on the baby!
You did that man durty with that thumbnail
Why is this video like 10fps?
he looks like a depleted vampire.
This guy didn’t give much practical advice. Seemed more interested in pitching his companies and talking science.
Or maybe what he said is just going way over your head.
This guy is a legend fr
Awesome they got him on. Thankfully we have people like this in the world. Grand vision, intense discipline to get get there and a high IQ. Would love an idea session episode with him
@1:02:52 exactly! And that's what I'm working on with my eco-op cities project
What I got out of this is payment processing is extremely overpriced and there is a massive hole in the market for a value proposition.
43:15 either way this is a 45yo who got ripped and chilled out which is so difficult for a guy worth $500M.
Peter Weyland?
How does healthy eating and working out regularly lead one to getting ideas 💡 about changing society and achieving world peace?
healthier mind = better thoughts
Great video. you've remind me of what someone once said❤ Making money is an Action, keeping money is behavior, Growing money is Knowledge. I once attended seminar and ever since then i been waxing strong financially, and i most tell you the truth.
You're so correct! Save, invest and spend for necessities
This must be an investment with Mrs Lauren James
@@deborahedward68 I'm just shocked you mentioned Lauren James thought am the only one trading f0rex with her
@@deborahedward68 I'm just shocked you mentioned Lauren James thought am the only one trading in the F0rex market with her
Bryan is awesome. Please bring him back
Yaass! It is out right violence in the grocery store 🤣🤣.
There is an idea of a Bryan Johnson
1:02:00 - goal alignment - does capitalism support this or works against it. I am thinking about patents and all the wasted effort of people to go around existing patents except of using them so that we move forward faster. Sort of what Elon Musk does with opening the patents of Tesla to everyone as he is aware it is a goal alignment towards renewable energy
Before he revealed his age, I guessed he was at least 40 years old.
@bryan, nice interview. 1937 calories per day is probably close to your RMR. How does this play into your workout plan? The normal hypothesis is that we need to "fuel the machine" to build/retain muscle. You seem to be proving that hypothesis incorrect. Thoughts?
Agreed. Didn't know what to expect: vegan + caloric restriction + vigorous exercise. The data thus far seems compelling.
@@BryanJohnson Can you link to why you need to be in caloric restriction and is being muscular in a caloric surplus bad for longevity
Have you considered actually going to his website about blueprint?
I don't know what to think of him. He seems on to something, but some of his endorsements are a bit frightening.
It sounded great, but did anyone else's BS meter go off?
There something in particular?
@@BryanJohnson Hmmm, it was a gut feeling. So to answer you I went back and wrote down the things that made me feel this way. Here’s your answer :) I’m not trying to offend, just trying to explain! :)
If I was gonna try and pin it down here's some guesses:
- Accidentally Avoiding questions - For example, when Shaan asked if you had any business ideas to share. You said ‘Yes’ but only mentioned concepts/ideas you’re focusing on. Your answer - ‘cooperation’ - wasn’t really a business idea. Then Shaan doubled down and asked again about a specific idea and you again seemingly avoided answering. You said ‘My brain and mathematical theories.’ Instead of answering with a concrete idea this is a concept and it made it seem like you didn’t actually have a business idea. Probably accidental but that’s the way it came off.
- Tech - I think I am immediatly suspicious when someone is pitching life-extension/health tech. This is probably just a ‘me thing.’ It sometimes falls into the scam category in my head - it is just what this sector makes me think about.
- Over sincerity - in each of your answers you were very sincere. I liked that :) However, when your answers were super sincere every time, I think it came across as insincere. (I am British so it might be a culture thing though.)
- Language - When you use language like ‘let the Earth speak’ - ‘our minds overrun the planet.’ - it felt like I was being sold something rather than having something explained to me.
- The tech behind you - having a background with lots of high-tech gadgets behind you made it seem like you’re ‘virtue signalling’ but for your business. Haha. I’m sure you’re not but that is just the way it comes off.
Not trying to offend just trying to answer your question honestly :)
@@chrisbird736 It's a you thing.
Yeah quite possible
@chrisbird736 thank you for taking the time to write these out. Points taken. A significant challenge in this conversation was the speed at which we moved through topics. Each area is large and multilayered. Requiring a careful unpacking. I was trying to move at the conversation pace while succinctly summarizing each area which, I can understand would create disjointed observations.
Kind of feel weird about this episode. So many vague answers. Makes me skeptical about the guy.
EDIT: second half of the podcast is much better, mainly when he speaks about the Blueprint stuff.
I'm skeptical of me too
@@BryanJohnson 😂 please enlighten us !
He’s pluggin Blueprint. Clever marketing. All else is pretty nonsense
Never seen Shaan and Sam that quiet on the pod - they carefully listened to every word.
I was hooked
If you guys want Elon on the podcast, let me know. I can make it happen.
Why was this only 1hr long and where is part 2? man!!!!!!
Byran Johnson spends millions in his brain but wears bluetooth-killer brain earpods😅
Can u link any studies or anything about this
Wow, this is awesome!
I'm favoured, $230K every 4weeks! I can now afford anything and also support God's work and the church.
Amazing thank you