Bryan Johnson tells young people to take advice as a mirror, not a blueprint. He argues that society's guiding principles are losing relevance fast, so adopt what you hear carefully, knowing it may soon be obsolete.
Is there advice you can give to young people today? Listen to advice and see it for what it is, a mirror of that person. And then map and know that your future is going to be in a zero principle land. And so what you're hearing today is a representation of what may have been the right principles to build upon previously, but they're likely depreciating very fast. And so I'm a strong proponent that people ask for advice, but they don't take advice.
