With the summer season upon us, my podcast assistant par excellence and I elucidate and illuminate in this Q&A. From questions about entrepreneurship, passive income, and the most dire of mighty morality dilemmas dividing a young Moroccan man to delving into Dark Triad brain training and curing COVID-vaccine-caused cancer (yes, I said it!) And my erudite assistant shares a few thoughts on my recently released science fiction/cyberpunk thriller novel about seduction, biohacking, and philosophy.

Yes, I’m wearing an eye patch now. And it’s finally time I told THE TRUTH about why my eye is… like that.

It begins with my mother.
After college, she took a solo Euro trip -- the kind of spiritually expansive journey you go on before seed oils ruin everything. She ends up in Crete. She is big into hiking, sunlight exposure, and keeping her circadian rhythm synced with Mediterranean daylight cycles. Just really living her best proto-biohacker life!
She goes hiking along the coast. There were caves. Of course, there were caves. And in one, there was this big opening in the roof where the sunlight streamed in like something out of a perfume commercial. She stood there, basking in the moment, contemplating her future -- so full of mystery and adventure...

The caviar of Neurotrophic Nootropics for boundless BDNF and never-ending nerve growth.

Cerebrolysin's primary clinical purpose is the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases, but as any informed Biohacker knows, few drugs are designed for the specific purpose of upgrading performance in otherwise healthy people. In this regard, Cerebrolysin has a similar research profile to other popular smart drugs I'm well acquainted with...

Aristotle said...

"I count him braver who overcomes his desires than him who conquers his enemies; for the hardest victory is over self."

For most of history, true mastery of self-control and willpower was regarded as a mythological act or feat of accomplishment that could only be reached by individuals who were more than human.  Today, we are exceedingly lucky to live in a time when attitudes have matured, and the science of biology has quantified the factors that determine the degree of self-control we have and practice. This article will present some cutting-edge biohacking techniques along with some rare philosophical mindsets for significantly increasing your willpower, focus, and ability to resist addictive behaviors.

Xavier’s Link was 100% today.

Allow me to introduce you to another voice in my head, “the Angel,” - whose optimism is often crushed by the Demon. The two fiercely debated the day that awaited as he did his at-home morning workout…
“Lucky us! We got a big date today with a real woman! And a mysterious new drug to try…” The Angel beamed optimistically.
“Are you really going to risk getting a citation that could result in expulsion from Support just for a date with a girl who is probably a hooker? There’s NO way she will sleep with you.” The Demon brooded.
She certainly didn’t seem like a hooker, and she actually asked me out, so she might be interested in me!
“Do you think you can handle a real woman like that? If she so much as touches your arm, your biosigns will be through the stratosphere.” The Demon reminded him.
Well, the drug Yuri is giving me is supposed to counteract that; keep me relaxed and tranquil. If the drug works, it’s worth meeting her.
Xavier’s cost-benefit analysis was complete, and his confidence was bolstered by the increasingly muscular man who stared him back in the body-length mirror.
Lately, some people have been remarking that I must go to the gym a lot. Truth is, I haven’t been to a gym in about a decade and a half! For the past year, I’ve been doing surprisingly simple 10-minute variable resistance sessions in my living room with just a bar and some bands, with blood-flow restriction bands around the muscle groups I’m working on that day. Variable resistance, without joint lockout, pushing all the way to failure in a set stimulates muscle growth like nothing else. Arduously pumping iron in the gym or sweating like a pig doing cardio is a waste of time, Dear Reader!