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Ep. 94: Jose Luis “Nintil” Ricón on Metascience, Longevity Biotech Pathways and Parallel Institutions

from Stranded Technologies Podcast · host Infinita City

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 systemsStranded 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:* Retro.bio* Nintil This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.infinitacitytimes.com

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