Biohacking is easier with friends

I want to spend more time around serious biohackers.

Not just tracking HRV or stacking supplements solo.

It’s got to be easier to biohack in an environment where everyone around you is optimizing, experimenting, and building toward longer, healthier lives.

That’s what a group in SF is trying to prototype this summer. They’re taking over a downtown tower and turning it into a “vertical village” for longevity, AI, and crypto people.

Group workouts. Sleep experiments. Daily Blueprint-style meals. And a Longevity Summit June 22–23 with researchers like Irina Conboy and Aubrey de Grey.

It’s part of a bigger 6-week thing, but the longevity track runs June 20–July 3. Apparently the same crew behind Zuzalu and Vitalia — if you’ve been following those experiments.

I’m curious to see if these kinds of immersive, time-bound biohacking setup is more effective than solo health optimization.