• Tollana1234567@lemmy.today
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    hes like peter thiel who tried to extend his life. He looks awful despite having some “skin enhancement treatments”.

    Hes also like a vampire, he used his son’s blood to look more youthful on his skin. He boasted how he defeated a lawsuit from a former GF(taryn sounthern) claiming he ruined her chances of a career by convincing her to give it up to work for her, and when she breast cancer, he dumped her because it was making him look bad, aka thinking about mortality.

    i followed him, through taryn southern(whom i followed associated with another channel), his “research” isnt really use university level institution or peer reviewed papers, its all done on Him alone, so its basically pseudoscience.

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    Oh boy more rent payments.

    More scammers scamming me.

    More douchebags looking to exploit me for profit.

    I’ve “lived” enough on this shithole planet.

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    This guy pissing away millions on his ongoing psychosis episode should be grounds enough to ban billionaires forever.

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      hes very obsessed with extending his lifespan compared to other billionaires, his pretty extreme. hes basically like that billionaire in ROYAL PAINS show from usa network, where he was using sharks, unsanctioned research from cuba, to “extend his lifespan, treat his illness”

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    My favorite thing about the whole myth about people in southern Italy regularly living to be over 100 is that it’s actually just pension fraud.

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    for all the hate the guy gets, I do appreciate that he’s at least taking a science-based approach and publishes what works/doesn’t. The core building blocks he continually pushes people to follow are the basics we already know: good sleep, food and exercise.

    Outside of the common sense he’s tried various protocols and only continues them if the biomarkers they’re tracking show some kind of improvement. He’s spending his millions to test things and publish data for us to use, I don’t see any harm in that. He’s even published basic meals (Super Veggie) that anyone can make to ensure they’re eating healthy and getting the most bang for their buck (nutrient to caloric content ratio).

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    Our bodies have multiple enzymes and antioxidants to keep oxygen from slowly killing us. And this guy wants to concentrate it. Hyperbaric has its uses, making a normal person live longer is not one of them.

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      I remember seeing a meme about what alien life might be like and they say “what do you mean all life on Earth breathes rocket fuel???”

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        I get these stories as a way of pointing out the inherant absurditity in a lot of every day things…

        …but also… life requires energy. Something’s gotta keep the metabolism going. Oxygen is both highly reactive and significantly more abundant than any of its heavier counterparts further down the column. If there is life out there with a metabolic rate anywhere approaching our own, it would be weird if it didn’t use oxygen.

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        The dominant species exposes itself to damaging stellar radiation as a form of recreation.

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        Listened to a tale of a kid with adhd thrown into one of these and the moron doctors didn’t follow proper safety. Apparently it’s not just a fire, it’s like a goddamn plasma burn. No way on hell do you survive. Better to let a person burn quickly rather than attempt rescue.

        Kids name was Thomas Cooper, died in Detroit.

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          yup. flame in a pure oxygen env (or even just a high %) spreads insanely quickly and can even burn the lungs.

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      It was a complicated time when life switched to oxygen. We still have life without oxygen btw (mostly in the depths). But those damn plants fucked up a good life for everyone back then.

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          90% sounds about right. We’re two legged supports for our bacteria. Without us it would take them ages to go places. That’s why we shit at least once a day. Toilets are our bacteria’s malediction.

          Also you have to breathe more from the belly.

          Edit: those lazy oxygen deniers are squatting the guts of all the land dwelling animals, as it protects them against the new (relatively) toxic atmosphere. We should probably encourage them to face their fear and discover the world. Diarrhoea for all, that’s what I say!

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    You just know he’s going to have some hilariously ironic death like the Segway scooter guy. It’s like learning about the guy who claimed God couldn’t sink the Titanic and deciding, “I’m going to do that! Every day!”

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      The segway guy is actually a pretty sad story. James Haselden was a genuinely good guy, founder of a company making a type of portable and collapsible barrier, originally intended to shore up canals and rivers but ended up solving a variety of problems around the world.

      He kept manufacturing local to his childhood home, paying significantly above the average to his staff, created jobs and opportunities for many people in a relatively impoverished community.

      Gave many many millions of pounds to charities and good causes.

      He bought the segway company, intending on reviving what had become a failing business and died a pretty tragic and stupid death and now all anyone thinks of him is “haha how ironic”.

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      Oxygen is so bad for you, too. It literally damages cells. I don’t mean this ironically or anything else. It is physically bad for you to breathe pure oxygen.

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        Oxygen is corrosive as fuck. That’s why people are so obsessed with anti-oxidants. It’s important to cellular respiration because it is do damn volatile, but our bodies have to do a lot to keep it contained and safe.

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      I bet he dies becuase there is some old in the lines or fittings and he’s breathing nothing but moldy air all day long.

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      Hyberbaric chambers have a tendency to explode.

      There was one in the news the other day that tragically exploded with a small child inside.

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      Wasn’t Apollo I destroyed when a spark caused an explosion on the launchpad due to pressurising the cabin with pure oxygen?

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        No, it was because of shoddy wiring causing a fire inside the capsule in an area that couldn’t be accessed easily from the inside or extinguished from the outside. The egress sequence was also very time consuming (somewhere like 90 seconds). Apollo I also was just a training module, it never got launched.

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        Maybe, but that’s neither here nor there. We can’t draw that correlation to effects of oxygen on the body via respiration.

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    Sure he might outlive us, but honestly what’s the fucking point? At this point for him he’s basically just existing. Is he happy? Is he getting any enjoyment out of life? Because it sure doesn’t seem like it

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      Hyperbaric treatment is dangerous, and I haven’t even seen a pseudo-scientific (fake science) reason for doing it if like you don’t have mountain sickness or some other "bizarre’ acute problem with what’s in your blood.

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        It’s also very beneficial to prevent limb loss from trauma that reduces blood flow. Makes a huge difference in the first couple of days to keep the tissue alive.

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        Those chambers are normally only done around 2 or 2.5 atmosphere, 3 tops. Not enough to kill anyone if it cracked. A small pop and rushing sound at most depending on the crack size.

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          Injury can occur at pressures as low as 2 psig (13.8 kPa) if a person is rapidly decompressed.

          That’s around 0.15 kilo or Bar. That’s astonishingly low.

          Source

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      Kinda looks like him and it would be the type of thing Tom Scott would demonstrate but he wouldn’t push pseudoscience so aggressively

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    Why is this meme implying that olives, Campari and cigarettes is not the peak of human diet that we all know it to be?