Ep. 94: Jose Luis “Nintil” Ricón on Metascience, Longevity Biotech Pathways and Parallel Institutions
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Jose Luis Ricón Fernández de la Puente is widely known for his influential blog “Nintil” and in his current role as Head of Theory at Retro Biosciences, a leading company in the longevity biotech space funded with $180m by Sam Altman. Niklas and Jose Luis dive into:
* Why the current scientific institutions often fail to deliver on its promises
* The most promising pathways and bottlenecks in longevity biotech
* Lessons from libertarianism and economics for building better scientific institutions
* The role of network cities, special jurisdictions, and parallel systems
Stranded Technologies Podcast is the channel for the Infinita community, dedicated to accelerating longevity biotech and building the future of innovation-friendly cities.
More about GUEST'S work:
* Nintil
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