Bryan Johnson says if Blueprint/Don't Die fails, he'd either find a new way to influence the future of intelligent life in the galaxy, or retreat to a self-sufficient farm. He evaluates the present from centuries ahead, asking what future generations would find meaningful about now.
What would you do if this current endeavor, blueprint don't die, failed?
I'm either trying to change the course of intelligent existence of this part of the galaxy, or I'll be on a farm. I would probably need a little bit of time to pick something else, but I'm sure I'd find it. I've been running this same thought process my entire life, which is like, if you think about this moment from the future a few hundred years into the future, what do they care about? What do they see this moment is for? And I would probably try to find a different approach to that same question. There's an alternative version where I have a farm in the middle of a forest and I grow my own food, I have horses and just do projects around the farm. That's probably one of those two versions.
