‘Biohacker’ Bryan Johnson: I’m in the same lineage as Jesus

The man who wants to live forever isn’t entirely sure why. “Why do I need to defend that life is good?” asks Bryan Johnson, the most recognisable face of the biohacking movement, who is dead set on denying life’s only inevitability: that it ends. He treats ageing as a technological problem to be solved, spending $2m (£1.5m) a year turning himself into a human guinea pig in a data-fuelled quest to slow the process, with each minute of his day monitored. In an interview with The Telegraph, the tech-bro-turned-longevity guru describes himself as a messiah-type figure who preaches that death...