Bryan Johnson argues that human existence is brutal and that technology and institutions now make transformation possible. He introduces Samaritip, the willingness to chase goals we can't yet fully understand, and says most aspirations stay within what we can model. Breaking that pattern is the hardest and most essential step forward.
Life is tough. It's brutal being human. And I just can't help but imagine and hope that there's got to be a better way to do this than what's going on now. And we have. It's not a baseless thought. We have this infrastructure of technology and institutions and the emergence of all these things together that could make it possible if we could just aspire to it. And I guess Samaritip means we have to dare to go after something that we can't actually identify. That's. I think, the most difficult thing is we create goals and aspirations in life based upon things we can model out.
