I went to a private longevity night hosted by Bryan Johnson in San Francisco. I needed a cookie afterward.

When an AI startup announced it was hosting a "private evening" with Bryan Johnson, over 3,000 people applied to get in for just 100 slots.

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I attended a private longevity night hosted by biohacker Bryan Johnson in San Francisco. The event featured breathwork, bioage tests, turmeric juice, and gourmet meals curated by Johnson's chef. Over 3,000 people applied for just 100 slots. Johnson has been advocating for a wellness regime and shared his experiences with autoimmune gastritis.

During the event, participants underwent various tests to measure their biological age, including grip strength, push-ups, and a one-leg stand. Despite the focus on longevity, many attendees were curious about quick fixes to extend their lives. Johnson emphasized that a healthy lifestyle is the key to longevity, rather than relying on shortcuts or shortcuts like peptides and biohacking.

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