I'll be answering some of the November Biohacking and lifehacking questions in the Q&A podcast below...

There once was a geek named Jonathan,
Whose philosophical thoughts were quite profound.
With Modafinil in his brain,
He answered questions with ease and disdain.

With Modafinil in his system,
Jonathan's philosophical thoughts were swimming.
He answered questions with wit and grace,
And left his listeners in awe of his embrace.

Let's get wildly hypothetical and utopian...

Imagine an Anarcho-libertarian future wherein philosophy, reason, and science prevail.

The cathedrals of corruption looming over every nation, governments have been replaced by direct democracy on an unhackable blockchain. And with the absence of the state, perverse economic incentives, monopolies, and dogma in healthcare.
In that future, will traditional allopathic medicine and healthcare be relegated to the dustbin of history and replaced entirely by frequency medicine?

I'll be answering the November Biohacking and lifehacking questions in the podcast below.

Jonathan the Biohacker, so sapient and so deep,
He's always there to answer your questions, you see.
From Racetams to LSD, he knows it all,
And he'll share his wisdom with anyone who calls.
Just ask Jonathan, he's the man to know,
He'll help you on your journey and make you glow.

Michelangelo is reported to have said: “The greatest danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high, and we miss it, but that it is too low, and we reach it.”

This isn't a mindset 101 podcast, so I don't have to tell you to aim high; to ride the edge of your capacity. You already know that fortune favors the bold.
Think of your grandest goals - in your career, in business, in your creative or artistic expression, and with your family - it's my contention that whatever you endeavor to do in life, you're not honoring those goals sufficiently if you are not regularly challenging your body. For our minds rot when our bodies go unchallenged.
I interview a man who has taken THAT to the extreme and arrived at a surprising mindset takeaway - which we'll share at the end of this podcast. Jeffrey Weiss, an Ironman, triathlete, and ultramarathoner - pushing through grueling 20-hour night races - at 63 years old. And in all his free time, he's an attorney and author. He sent me his new book, Racing against Time: On Ironman, Ultramarathons, and the Quest for Transformation in Midlife.

Mrs. Limitless and I took a few hits of Zamner Juice from Nootopia and addressed the October audience questions - from “Smart drugs are banned in my country” to "you're a satanic puppet!" and everything in between.

Pain is a prison for many.
Pain from our bodies: necks, elbows, knees, and backs that cry out without rhyme or reason.
Pain from a universe that seems intent on punishing us.
Pain from the hungry ghosts of personal history. The pain of the past that insists on being ever-present.
Pain can be a teacher, but a harsh teacher whose instruction often remains mystifying.
Pain is a constant companion for multitudes whose bodies refuse to relent in tormenting them.

New science, thinking, and innovative practices are erasing the line between physical and emotional pain. The predicament of pain demands radical thinking. Dr. Hany Demian is a doctor who has made it his life's work to liberate the suffering from pain - he's a regenerative medicine pioneer, CEO of BioSpine, and a former trauma doctor, whose work is transforming how we understand recovery. He's a hardcore Biohacker himself, and he's actually going to take some of your questions about pain at the end of this podcast.

Sittin' in wool socks in Sofia, while sipping on some Pau D'Arco tea, my wife and I answer the October Biohacking and lifehacking questions in the Q&A podcast below.