I've gotten a bunch of DMs from people who wanna learn more about Vitalia — a startup city with the bold mission to "make death optional".

Get your questions answered at the AMA with Vitalia co-founder @niklasanzinger and I.

⏰ 8th Feb, 8PM EST
📍 Warpcast /network-states

AMA with @niklasanzinger starting now. 

If you're curious about resident perspective, @balajis.eth and I'll chime in.

Niklas is building a community to "make death optional" and has created an unparalleled talent density here. Within a month, Vitalia has hosted Balaji, Naval, Bryan Johnson, and many other luminaries.

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I assume you are familiar with the transhumanist case for a technological evolution of Homo sapiens (i.e., a gradual hybridization with machines) that would render afflictions and death obsolete (as explored in Ed Regis’ “The Great Mambo Chicken”).

What is your view on biological vs technological longevity?

I doubt death analogs will ever be entirely obsolete. But I do think we may someday experience a world where it’s harder to stay dead than alive.