Billionaire biohacker Brian Johnson – a middle-aged tech mogul who used his own son as a blood boy to reverse aging – criticizes Elon Musk for how he runs his vast business empire did.
“The difference between Elon and me is I feed you and drink your blood. He'll fire you and let you die,” said Johnson, 46. shared by on sunday.
The post was accompanied by a screenshot of a Dec. 29 post from a user named Matt Paulson, in which he wrote, “The unpopular opinion of the day was that before Brian Johnson spent $2 million a year on his body… It looked much better,” he said. ”
Musk responded to Paulson's post with “100” emojis, indicating he agreed with Paulson's opinion.
The newspaper has reached out to Musk for comment, but he has not yet weighed in on Johnson's latest post, in which he claimed the world's richest man would “leave you all alone.”
Many fellow X-users commented on Mr. Johnson's appearance, with many likening him to a vampire due to his very pale skin tone and chiseled face.
His appearance is very different from the Johnson he was before he took on the challenge of breaking Father Time. At the time, Johnson had a more flushed skin tone and his jawline was less sharp, sporting a five o'clock shadow.
Johnson, then in his 30s, sold his payment processing company Braintree Payment Solutions to EBay for $800 million in cash, but since then he has ditched the stressful startup lifestyle, waking up at 5 a.m. hour exercise routine, 4-5 hours of “focused thinking,” 111 supplements, a 2,250-calorie vegan diet, blood transfusions and daily health tests, and a strict bedtime routine that hooks you up to a machine that counts your nighttime erections. is.
Although this therapy may be strange to some, it has attracted the attention of those looking to take on extreme habits.
1 user named “Can we lower our nutritional costs to less than $50,000 per year?” Ryan Fitzpatrick asked Johnson about X.
Johnson responded that the strategy to reverse the body clock, an initiative he dubbed Project Blueprint, “will be cost-competitive with fast food this year.” answered To Mr. Fitzpatrick.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said in a statement that the initiative was launched in 2021. blog post Researchers at the time “measured all 70 organs in my body and aimed to maximize the biological age reversal of each quantified organ.”
However, while Johnson's protocol is not yet available for purchase, customers can You can sign up Join the Blueprint Starter Kit waiting list.
It wasn't immediately clear how much Project Blueprint would cost when it becomes available for purchase in 2024.
It is also posted on the Project Blueprint website. A 750 mL bottle of premium extra virgin olive oil is on sale for $60, plus packets of unsweetened cocoa powder, nut mixes and other superfood blends for $39 to $79.
Ready-to-mix blends to make Johnson's infamous Nutty Pudding at home are also available for $99, but all products are not yet available and are listed as “coming soon.”
The so-called “nutty pudding,” a dessert that Johnson claims he eats every day, is a mixture of macadamia nuts, walnuts, flaxseeds, pomegranate juice and berries, but does not contain the extra virgin olive oil that Johnson consumes. Not yet. 3 tablespoons daily.
Mr Johnson faced this “terrifying challenge” every night from 5pm to 10pm, when he dismissed his alter ego “Evening Brian” who ate a tray of brownies in one sitting, causing them to pile up. He said he started the project. Over 50 lbs.
At the time, just before selling Braintree to EBay, he was reportedly working long hours and was so stressed out that he almost committed suicide.
“Data, not emotions, now governs both my eating and sleeping protocols,” he wrote in the post.
Representatives for Mr. Johnson at Project Blueprint did not immediately respond to The Post's request for comment.
