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Vitalik Buterin
@vitalik.eth
People who would not be interested in living in this: What would be a sufficiently moderate version of the concept that you *would* be willing to live in it?
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@bias
first and foremost: he wouldn’t be in it
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Bryan Johnson
@bryanjohnson
btw, the Daily Mail made up the bit on pizza and donuts to sensationalize the headline. I never said anything of the sort. The Don’t Die Network State will meet people where they’re at and journey together.
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@rish
eating junk food infrequently should be similar to speeding instead of an act of violence
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Natalia
@nameline
Speaking strictly of food, mediterranean diet would be acceptable to me. For the rest, would need to know more about how this state would be structured and run.
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@dcposch.eth
Just a culture that's about being fit & healthy & going outside. Westside LA is fantastic for it, more of that everywhere.
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@vgr
I don’t think I’d personally live in any sort of network state but I’m all for these experiments
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@tim
Treat them like cigarettes/alcohol/cannabis in Canada? Make them higher friction to buy + limit advertising about them. So, if I _really_ want a burger/pizza/etc. I just have to go in a special store and/or ask for it specifically vs. it being the "default"?
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Jeff Lau
@jefflau.eth
If it was more related to tax and gamification rather than an “act of violence”
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@px
i’d prefer good choices are a social norm rather than a matter of law
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Satoshi Tomatomoto
@tomato.eth
I'd be uncomfortable with pretty much any state-level restrictions on what people choose to consume. I'd much rather see that effort put into education, healthcare, and making sure more people have easy and cheap access to a healthy diet.
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@entropybender
instead of it being considered an act of violence, use debt you just keep going into crushing debt as you consume more cakes you consolidate and refinance your debt at the gym by performing feats of strength and endurance your accountant is your trainer
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@lajos
For me to join, I just need you in it as well man
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Hudson Jameson
@hudsonjameson
One where there are ideas and contributions to the overall plan that aren't from a single rich dude with a ton of biases.
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@nir
Personally allergic to this form of narcissistic leadership
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@aviationdoctor.eth
I’d want it decentralized (DAO style) and more anarchic (no single hierarch, esp. if they come with cultish undertones), and more of a positive reinforcement culture than one of prohibitions. Other than that, I think there are enough people already who commit to a healthy lifestyle that the alignment is 80% there
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Sean Brennan
@seanwbren
Have you thought about how to reward or "slash" for the new social norms? Working on a decentralized `AI Attestor` to do so.
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Dennison Bertram
@dennison
People live in these sorts of societies all the time (think: cults, communes, religious societies and sects) The fact that most people don’t live in them speaks to how any sort of restriction appeals to only a small set of people if the restriction isn’t backed by violence. I would be fine with visiting!
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William Saar
@saarw.eth
The whole premise is flawed, as the mice studies that justify the rules don't match up with behavior of populations that live long (the rules aren't lindy) Could well be that harm from removing alcohol as social grease far outweighs any effects of the cellular-level study noise that Huberman/BJ-types like to amplify
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@ferran
Presenting it as an individual choice it's a falacy, it's a collective issue. Industrial society (w/ crony capitalism) is the mother of all these junk food & drug addictions. Sporadic use of is not bad. But health & well-being problems are just an externality for big corps with $ benefits and growth as main drivers.
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