- Silicon Valley billionaires are investing heavily in life extension, from startups to personal biohacking regimes.
- The tech elite leverages their resources to fund cutting-edge anti-aging techniques.
- The industry’s rule-breaking mindset now aims to hack the inevitability of death.
The war on aging!
A growing number of billionaire tech moguls have taken on an ambitious side project outside their day jobs – trying to extend human lifespan dramatically.
Sam Altman, Peter Thiel, Larry Ellison, and other industry heavyweights are placing expensive bets on anti-aging companies working on cutting-edge techniques like cellular reprogramming.
Millions into Startups, Hundreds into Research!!
Their investments range from tens of millions in startups to hundreds of millions in entire research centers.
Conversely, entrepreneurs like Bryan Johnson undergo closely monitored nutrition and fitness regimes under special “rejuvenation doctors” to slow their aging in measurable ways.
Johnson hit a 5.1-year age reversal in 2021 through such biohacking.
How Tech Elites are Attracted?
The tech elite are attracted to longevity for personal and philosophical reasons, driven by the industry’s innate desire to “move fast and break things” applied to the unavoidable phenomenon of death itself.
Their positioning at the intersection of tech innovation and abundant capital gives them a unique means to go all-in on experimental life extension science – whether society is ready or not.
