Biohacker Bryan Johnson says he has 'cloned himself as a baby' to test therapies and grow organs
Bryan Johnson has announced he essentially cloned himself as a newborn baby. This involves reprogramming adult cells into a stem cell-like state in a laboratory. Johnson believes this technology could revolutionize disease treatment and aging research. He sees it as a way to test therapies and repair damaged tissues. The announcement sparks debate about the future of medicine and human longevity.
Bryan Johnson has announced he essentially cloned himself as a newborn baby. This involves reprogramming adult cells into a stem cell-like state in a laboratory. Johnson believes this technology could revolutionize disease treatment and aging research. He sees it as a way to test therapies and repair damaged tissues. The announcement sparks debate about the future of medicine and human longevity.
