For $1 Million, the Man Who Got Botox in His Genitals Will Teach You to Live Forever
Bryan Johnson — the tech millionaire who swapped blood with his teenage son and livestreamed himself doing shrooms "for science" — is now offering to teach you his longevity secrets. The price? One million dollars a year. Can't afford seven figures? There's a "supported tier" for $60,000. Or you could just buy his olive oil. TechCrunch has the full pitch.
A Frenchman Showed Up to Hospital With a WWI Shell Buried In His Ass
Not a figure of speech. Not a metaphor. A 20-centimeter artillery shell from 1918 — lodged exactly where you're now picturing it. Upon identifying the shell by X-ray, Doctors called the building. The hospital was evacuated and a security perimeter went up around the operating theatre. The most shocking part? This is the third time someone in Europe has done this.
Einstein Predicted This Illusion 65 Years Ago, But Nobody Could Capture It — Until Now
Einstein said if you watched something fly past at near-light speed, you would witness an illusion of light. As the object would twist and contort, not appear flattened as the textbooks have maintained for decades. A cosmic optical illusion baked into the fabric of reality. Physicists debated it. Simulations teased it. No one could prove it. A team of scientists in Vienna just did. They photographed the impossible — and what it reveals about light-speed travel is stranger than science fiction ever guessed.
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