Silicon Valley entrepreneur Bryan Johnson made his millions by founding the payments processing company Braintree (which acquired Venmo), before selling the firm to PayPal in 2013.
In the years since, Johnson has become widely known for his extreme, highly public anti-aging “Don’t Die” protocol, which involves a strict diet, a rigid sleep schedule, daily exercise, dozens of supplements, continuous biomarker testing, and occasional experimental treatments.
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His stated goal is to slow or reverse biological aging across every organ system. The endeavor costs him roughly $2 million a year.
But that’s just the beginning of Johnson’s strange goals. According to a July 21 post, he has now supposedly “cloned” himself.
Glenn Beck sets the record straight on the reality of Johnson’s “cloning” experiment.
“He didn’t clone
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