Every argument clarity score on this site is built from rows on this page. Each
question and answer was assessed with names hidden, the host's own answers included, on
four things from 1 to 5:
directness (does it answer the question asked), coherence (do the ideas follow),
precision (concrete details and clear references), compression (says a lot per word). The weighted
mix (30/30/25/15) is the exchange score. A person's published score averages their exchange
scores on raw tape only, at least 8 of them, shrunk toward the cohort mean.
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Answered raw tape
D 5 · C 5 · P 4 · Cm 4 4.60
Q So when you say it, what is it?
A The algorithm. So like if, if the objective is don't die, Then it's just a systematic process of what inflicts damage upon the body. And then how do you mitigate that damage? Like how do you block it or, you know, how do you mitigate it? And so in that regard, it, uh, it, the process predetermines what foods you eat. If you'll drink out of plastic water bottles or not, whether you prefer a glass, if you filter your water, if you wear a mask or not, uh, if you go out and exercise like this morning in the hotel this morning, um, We, we took this air purifier and went to the gym. They had this beautiful gym and I wanted to work out, but we measured the air qualities in the gym are really, really bad. And so it has this filtration. So the air from outside is getting in. So people are in there doing this really high exertion, deep breathing, and they're breathing in all these pollutants. They have no idea. The thing is indoors. So like it, uh, it just really helps streamline decision-making across every aspect.
AI assessment note: “The algorithm. So like if, if the objective is don't die”
Answered raw tape
D 5 · C 4 · P 4 · Cm 4 4.30
Q Can I ask why? Like why benefit the human race?
A Uh, because there was like two paths I saw. One is you could get a job. Make money and retire. Like everyone around me had done that is like that. You just follow this life path. You don't dream big. You don't do different things. You just, you, you're a Mormon. You do life in a certain way. You retire. So like it's a very standard way of doing life or like go out and carve your own path and do something unique. And I thought that's cool. And like Ecuador was omnipresent on my mind of like these people, Just by random luck got born into this environment. And you know, their life is pretty limiting. Like it's hard for them to get out of that situation. And it felt like that, uh, it might be a useful endeavor to do something that would benefit these people.
AI assessment note: “it might be a useful endeavor to do something that would benefit these people.”
Answered raw tape
D 5 · C 4 · P 4 · Cm 3 4.15
Q What age was this? Was it after post money, pre money?
A Pre, yeah. 24 to 34. So I just learned through that process to distrust my brain. And so if we talk about like, um, what are the effects of junk, you know, of, uh, like junk food on the body? Like we can answer that with scientific analysis and say, here's the following effects on the following things. Great. If you ask this open-ended subjective question of like, what is a parallel life of you without money? Which one do you prefer? Like we're all just going to make shit up, but there's no way to base that in any kind of reality. So like our answers are basically a mirror of our own psychology. They don't reflect truth. And so I guess what I'm saying is my mirror is I would call bullshit on myself.
AI assessment note: “Pre, yeah. 24 to 34.”
Answered raw tape
D 4 · C 4 · P 4 · Cm 4 4.00
Q Okay. And what am I looking for in blood?
A Uh, it depends on how advanced you want to get. You can get very robust, like a hundred panel, hundred variable panel of blood. You can do very basic of like 12 to 15. So just like take your pick on how advanced you want to become. If you want to become more sophisticated, you could do, after that, you could do some epigenetic testing. So you could see, uh, your speed of aging or the age of your organs according to DNA methylation patterns. You could do a full body MRI looking for bad stuff like cancer, tumors, but also baselining your, your organs with the biological age. Uh, you can do a microplastics test. We just did that as a company. So you can do a finger prick and see the microplastics in your, in your bloodstream. And then there's a whole bunch of other, like there's endless tests. You can do a microbiome test. You can do like a whole bunch of stuff.
AI assessment note: “You can get very robust, like a hundred panel, hundred variable panel of blood.”
Redirected raw tape
D 3 · C 4 · P 4 · Cm 3 3.55
Q Okay. Since we have one question, if I were a 25 year old trying to start a business in health around testing, supplementation or anything ancillary, do you see any low hanging fruits that one should start?
A I mean, so I, I went through this exercise myself. And, um, I didn't really want to get into this business. Like it's a, it's a pain in the ass, low margin, uh, but like it's, no one's done this. So we created, I think, uh, the healthiest food stack in the entire world. So we went through all the evidence. We said, where are high value nutritional foods? We sourced it from all over the world and we do third-party testing and we publish all the lab results. And I know from doing this over the past couple of years that food is guilty Until proven innocent. So if we tested this food right here, I bet it's toxic. I bet it has contaminants in there that we don't know we're eating because nobody's checking this. There's no, we don't have a third-party lab result showing us what's in this food. I've tested enough food myself to know most things have high levels of toxins.
AI assessment note: “So we created, I think, uh, the healthiest food stack in the entire world.”
Redirected raw tape
D 2 · C 3 · P 2 · Cm 2 2.30
Q And I want to think something in common between Alexander and the spiritual leader outside of what they superficially did. Having a lot of followers for the spiritual leader, conquering land for Alexander. What sat below it in their psychology? Why did they want that?
A So this is, it's like, it's like, um, what a person does with their conscious existence. You know, it's like, uh, Turing was like, I'm going to build a universal computer, right? Uh, uh, Uh, Watson and Crick was like, we're going to like this and we're going to actually use, we can look at the DNA, right? It's like people do things to express their essence, their intelligence. And so the question for me is like, I find myself to exist. What do I do with my existence? Like, do I try to make money? They try to have a lot of sex. Do I like, do I become debaucherous? Like, what do I do with my existence? And to me, the coolest thing you can do is you try to solve the puzzle of existence. Like you try to solve like this whole thing. Like what is going on? Like what, what is even happening? Like why do we exist? Why is there earth? Why are we in this part of the galaxy? What is existence? And so to me, that's like, you point at that. And that's what my 20 year old self was like. I wanted to do something that had this bigger architectural thing. And to me, like there's one thing happening right now, which is like, how do you solve existence for intelligence? Like everything else is just like a sideshow. And so to me, I'm very drawn to it as a problem. And that's why I go to this, like, How do you structure knowing, not knowing? How do you structure human affairs? What are appropriate …
AI assessment note: “And so the question for me is like, I find myself to exist.”
