This will not end well for him. He's doing a bunch of experiments, all at once, with a sample size of one.

I’m honestly just deeply interested in this guy every time I hear about him.

Not because I think he’s smart, on to something, or at all worthwhile though.

It’s just…. Kind of morbidly entertaining to watch a man spend so much time and money to deal with an obvious and incredible fear of death.

He’s going to die some day, and probably from one of these things he’s paying for to avoid dying. It’s Qin Shi Huang shit.

And, ya know what? There are some truly wonderful and interesting works of philosophy dealing with his exact problem, but our boy is too much of a tech bro to even consider that someone may have found a way to deal with the fear of death a few thousand years ago.

So, fuck it, burn that cash bud.

I can't wait to read "Longevity-Obsessed tech millionaire dies of natural causes at 72 years old."

All that money, time and effort in order for a 46 year old to look somewhere in his mid 40s.

I would have so much more respect for this douche if he was doing all this in a legitimately scientific way with the purpose of benefiting humanity.

But nope, he's just deeply insecure about aging and is fine with burning money and experimenting on himself in order to feel better about it.

He should try just getting a blood boy like Gavin Belson did in Silicon Valley

This dude takes a ton of pills a day and uses his son’s blood, but still looks older than some Asians several years older than him.

Dude, get a normal fucking hobby.

Dude took an immunosuppressant for five years to try and live longer.

It was kind of funny until he used his son's blood and "more recently, used “shock treatments” on his genitals in an apparent effort to reverse age his penis"

Just join the American senate like the rest of the eternals

No, his body just did that naturally.

This just in, drugs have side effects and aging is very complex.

I hope that guy comes to terms with his mortality. I struggle with aging with every creature around me and myself.

It's almost like scientists are on to something when they wait for double blind randomizied control trials results before declaring effectiveness of a medicine.

He looks ~400 years old.

Ok, I'm gonna go out on a limb and say it was probably just time that aged him.

Drugs aside, that time thing is hard to avoid.

Bet you anything he has not tried plutonium. He should try plutonium. Harry Daghlian will live forever. In our hearts and textbooks.

I love how millionaires think they can cheat death, just because they have money.

I just hope that he's got nice decent medical advisors working with actual doctors and medical staff, so that all that money he's throwing at this at least trickles down to people that deserve it.

I do think that aging is something we can overcome. It'll take some exponential jumps in research/technology for it to happen in our lifetime though. What worries me is the ultra wealthy hoarding that discovery for themselves.