The Longevity Lottery

Why Silicon Valley's death denial is really about class

Bryan Johnson wakes before dawn to add another day to his life. The ouroboros of optimization eats its own tail and calls it progress. Two million dollars annually. A hundred supplements. Algorithmically optimized meals. Microsecond sleep tracking. All to reverse aging by thirty-one years. His metrics. This isn’t optimism. It’s desperation with a budget.