Bryan Johnson describes Blueprint as an evidence-driven protocol that measures organ performance and applies scientifically-validated interventions, not a diet. He argues the same approach could optimize Earth's biosphere through massive data collection. The biggest obstacle to both personal and planetary health is the human mind's impulsive cravings and decision-making.
Blueprint is not a specific diet. It is a protocol of empowering systems. In this case, the body organs. Looking at evidence and then creating protocols. The same thing could be done with planet Earth. Measuring the Earth with millions of measurements, finding the proper science for a optimal biosphere, and then a protocol that's implemented. And so, for me, if you look at planet Earth and exactly where we're at, perhaps the single most relevant problem we have is our minds. The exact thing we think is the same potential for solving it. And we need to do the counterintuitive thing and push our minds aside and let other systems work. My mind is not allowed to go the pantry. It can't impromptu decide on a pizza party. It can't decide on a drink just because today's a special day. It has no decision, authority, authority whatsoever.
