Bryan Johnson Tries Ketamine

[Thought Art]

Thought this was a cool find!

[Natasha Tori Maru]

Doesn't he have the chem symbol for 5-Meo tattooed also?

He is a proponent for psychoactive chemicals.

I truly believe he has some mental illness going on - but that is beside the point

He has a lot of reach so this might assist dissipating stigma.

[Thought Art]

@Natasha Tori Maru Not sure he has tattoos. Pretty certain there is no mental illness. 

[Natasha Tori Maru]

I am going by his statements made in podcasts and interviews.

Depression & multiple tattoos.

 

[Leo Gura]

Ketamine is so inferior to psychedelics.

[Yimpa]

9 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

Ketamine is so inferior to psychedelics.

Don't be so ketamean 

[Natasha Tori Maru]

Isn't Ketamine what Musk is on? 

All those dissociated eye juju clips of him and the weird mouth movements. He looks fried. Like an egg on a teflon pan, crispy.

I gotta stop speculating

[LoneWonderer]

12 minutes ago, Natasha Tori Maru said:

Like an egg on a teflon pan, crispy.

Dem PFOS's being released as you cook up your colesterol fueled bacon n eggs...yum! 

[OBEler]

5 hours ago, Thought Art said:

@Natasha Tori Maru Not sure he has tattoos. Pretty certain there is no mental illness. 

He has just one tattoo. It's 5 Meo DMT formula. He was asked about it in an interview. He was uncomfortable to talk about and was pretty short about it. He just said a psychedelic.

He probably had such a good trip on 5 Meo he thought it would be so cool to make an tattoo on his arm. 

He was mentally ill, he also said that (depression).

Edited Thursday at 06:18 AM by OBEler

[Thought Art]

10 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

Ketamine is so inferior to psychedelics.

Yeah, but he is exploring these substances just beginning. It’s interesting to see. 

[Thought Art]

@OBEler Really? I doubt that. 
 

That is wild! 😜 

 

Edited Thursday at 01:01 PM by Thought Art

[Nemra]

Brain's "philosophy" is how to prolong the human lifespan and defeat death, even though he has taken a psychedelic.

[Thought Art]

@Nemra Yeah, that's a core of it.

[Nemra]

2 hours ago, Thought Art said:

@Nemra Yeah, that's a core of it.

Why does he focus on always prolonging it? I don't get it. It would get too boring. People must eventually die.

[Thought Art]

@Nemra He loves life!

[Nemra]

14 minutes ago, Thought Art said:

@Nemra He loves life!

He loves so much that he forgot that he must die someday.

I think you can love life without prolonging it.

Anyways.

Sorry for derailing your thread.

Edited Thursday at 04:50 PM by Nemra

[Thought Art]

@Nemra Yeah, I mean. You live life your way. He will live it his. I think longevity, even if it doesn't mean you live forever is ideal for a good life. That is why I enjoy him.

[Lucasxp64]

Btw. Bryan Johnson is a highly sophisticated grifter. He has made some insidious very important and technical lies.

 

 

Edited Thursday at 05:42 PM by Lucasxp64

[Natasha Tori Maru]

'Don't Die' religion he wants to spread, 'my competitor is Jesus' - Bryan Johnson. Ex-mormon. He wants everyone to live by an AI algorithm that tells them what to do. He hosts dinners to convince people.

I am sure he has done more psychedelics than just ketamine.

The above are facts if you look hard enough. His experiement is N=1 and not very well controlled, but he's trying something new which is interesting. I think his doctor abandoned him when they had several disagreement.

It seems his fixation on not dying has innoculated him from really living, having 'experience'. This is just how it comes across due to his rigidity. Coupled with claiming experiment is for health and health span, but he puts a lot of work into appearance and surface stuff. Not sure what to think really ! 

[Thought Art]

@Lucasxp64 Those video's don't prove scam at all. The titles are misleading and it's likely these complainers have specific issues, gripes or biases with regards to Bryan his goals, vision, impact and values. Like, the first guy was clearly someone who was pro meat. Bryan chooses not to eat meat based on his interpretation of science. That doesn't make it a "Scam". You can think he is wrong about the science, but is that really scam? And, the second guy is petty af. He shares his own biases and opinions.  Not interested.

You sometimes have to ask... Why believe this guy over that guy? These guys are far less intelligent and useful than Bryan Johnson.

@Natasha Tori Maru Yeah, It's interesting. I am aware of his AI vision for health, which is likely true that an AI could help people really be healthy. I personally think some balance of using biometrics and AI, and your own preferences and direct experience could be useful in maximizing health. 

He has hired a whole team of doctors to work for him a far as I know. He spends about 2million a year. A particular doctor rejecting him as a patient doesn't mean much. Someone simply disagreed with him.

His experiment is N 1. But, that's why he suggest that you do what works for you and for YOU to follow the data. 

He promotes sleep, eating well, exercise, etc.. Plus more technical protocols. I have no problem with someone doing this and studying longevity. I find it really interesting

Edited Friday at 02:08 AM by Thought Art