Bryan Johnson: Kernel Brain-Computer Interfaces | Lex Fridman Podcast #186

>No one cares about someone’s improvised broad generalizations and “one day it’ll be great” patronizing speeches. I was just matching the patronizing, brusque tone in your original post. >The question was what’s it good for as it is today, based on people with knowledge about it. I apologize, then, because I don't think that was clear from your post, which contained only the text "So what is this tech good for in the first place." If your question were "So what are the device's current capabilities?" or something similar, then I would've responded differently. >In particular the only thing you demonstrated here is that you have absolutely no knowledge about it. I do, actually. Your question (ending in a period) came across as extremely condescending and dismissive, and as if you were questioning the value of BCIs in general. So my goal with that post was to try to make an argument for the potential of what BCI tech is good for in the first place, as I interpreted your post. If you want an overview of what their company's devices can do today and what's planned, this recent podcast episode with the CEO is a good start: this video

Following blog post talks more in detail about his meals/daily diet: link See also where he talks about this a little bit with Lex Fridman. I watched the video first then poked around on Google a little and found his webpage. link Full podcast which is more about Johnson’s brain monitoring device: this video Note I don’t have any affiliation with Johnson or Kernel, just enjoy Fridman’s podcasts.