Pivot · Kara Swisher Says the #1 Longevity Tool Isn't Sleep, Food, or Exercise | Project Swagger with Robin Arzón
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states that hyperbaric chambers are not appropriate for regular people without specific medical needs
“Within a year, and without seeing Esfeldt's papers, biologists at UC San Diego had used CRISPR to insert gene drives into fruit flies. They called them mutagenic chain reactions. They had done their research in a chamber behind five doors.”
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“Confidential computing primitives that allow you to get a pretty credible read on the state of things without a direct look at it”
“I figured I could make as much money if I had regular people and treated people and develop relationships”
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