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Stranded Technologies Podcast

Infinita is building a network city for longevity biotech acceleration, starting with a first physical hub in Prospera ZEDE, in Roatan (Honduras). This is the Infinita community"s main channel for news, podcast episodes, event announcements & more. www.infinitacitytimes.com

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Ep. 100: A Conversation with Dr. Mary Ruwart: The...

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2025/10/31

Niklas sits down with biomedical researcher and libertarian author Mary Ruwart (Death by Regulation) to dissect how decades of FDA rules derailed innovation, extended timelines from 4 to 14 years, and quietly reshaped the entire pharma industry, from discovery to delivery.Together, they unpack:* The pivotal moments: 1962’s Kefeuver-Harris amendments and 1992’s PDUFA and how they changed the game* Why the system now favors chronic medication over simpler or even one-shot cures* How off-label use and

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61:12

Ep. 95: The Philosophical Implications of Radical...

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2025/07/17

John Martin Fischer is Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at UC Riverside and a leading thinker on death, free will, and immortality. He joins Niklas to explore:* Why most philosophers argue against immortality and why he disagrees* The logic behind boredom, meaning, and the “human shape” of life* How AI and free will intersect and what it means for future minds* Ethical blind spots in Silicon Valley’s pursuit of radical life extensionStranded Technologies Podcast is the channel for the Infinita

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Ep. 94: Jose Luis “Nintil” Ricón on Metascience,...

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2025/07/04

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

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60:33

Ep. 93: Cush on Latin American Dynamism, Crypto...

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2025/04/10

Cush is the founder of Odisea Labs, an accelerator for Latin American frontier tech (crypto, AI). Cush is inspired by effective accelerationism (e/acc) and consequently coined the memes “latam/acc” and “Latin American Dynamism” in reference to their US-based counterpart.In this episode, we learn all about why Latam is awesome for tech. Financial innovation and crypto have a fertile ground here and are widely adopted due the lack of banking access for large populations, regulatory capture and

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64:11

Ep. 90: Unlimited Bio’s Journey to Launch a Prospera...

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2025/02/19

Ivan Morgunov is an experienced entrepreneur driven by the goal of stopping aging. He founded Longaevus Technologies, a venture studio in the field of longevity, and Unlimited Bio—one of the two companies that administer genetic therapies in Prospera Dr. Anna Vakhrusheva has over a decade of experience in advancing vaccines and gene therapies. She led the development of Russia’s first recombinant SARS-CoV-2 vaccine (Betuvax JSC), driving it from R&D to clinical trials within two years. As a

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63:07

Ep. 89: Nathan Cheng On His Journey To Radical Life...

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2025/02/13

Nathan Cheng is a community builder, educator, and investor in the longevity biotech field. He has been closely involved with key initiatives such as the Longevity Biotech Fellowship (LBF), Healthspan Capital, and Longevity List, working to solve the problem of aging and death.In this conversation, Nathan Cheng discusses his journey into the longevity biotech field, exploring the quest for an indefinite lifespan and the various strategies to combat aging. He shares insights on community building,

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67:48

Ep. 87: Terence Kealey - Decentralized Science,...

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2025/01/22

Terence is a British biochemist who was Vice-Chancellor of the University of Buckingham, Adjunct Scholar at the Cato Institute, and the author of numerous books.Terence is well-known for his case against government funding of science, which made him an influence in the decentralized science movement. We’ll talk about his views on the economics of science and the myth of scientific objectivity. Importantly, we’ll talk about something that Terence has never talked about in public. A new project that

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55:34

Ep. 85: Brian Armstrong On Accelerating...

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2024/09/20

Brian is the Co-founder and CEO of Coinbase; he began his journey studying computer science and economics. Back early in his career, after a trip to Argentina and seeing hyperinflation, he was inspired by Bitcoin’s potential to update the financial system and increase economic freedom in the world.He started Coinbase in 2012, and by 2021, it had become a public company worth $50B by 2024.Post-IPO, he started thinking about longevity; he started organizing biotech dinners to explore innovative ideas

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54:21

Ep. 81: Vitalik Buterin on the Crypto-Longevity...

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2024/04/06

In this conversation, we're discussing with Vitalik the connection between longevity and Ethereum, what he's looking to build, frontier technologies, and how pop-up or startup cities can supercharge the longevity movement.In the early days, when crypto started as a new frontier technology and experienced a Cambrian Explosion—rapid and transformative development and growth—How can the longevity movement experience something similar as it emerges?This discussion highlights potential similar obstacles,

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60:50

Ep. 79: Fireside Chat with Bryan Johnson, Aubrey De...

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2024/02/21

How compatible are two very different giants in the longevity movement? Aubrey de Grey, the iconic and highly academically decorated bioscientist, paved the way for the early stages of scientific development, and Bryan Johnson, the software mogul turned one-man experiment and chief meme officer of longevity, focuses on the intersection of lifestyle and research.Do their very different approaches go together?They do! Let’s explore how they overlap with each other and how they are giving shape to the

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Ep. 78: Fireside Chat with Balaji Srinivasan & Niklas...

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2024/02/12

In this fireside chat with Balaji Srinivasan and Niklas Anzinger at the Startup Societies & Crypto Cities Conference in Vitalia, they discussed the importance of longevity and its impact on technologies, as well as a strategy to breakthrough existing systems to develop your project.This brief article summarizes key points of the conversation, giving you an advisory perspective on how to approach your journey in innovation.Having More Time To Do More ThingsLongevity is the ultimate technology for the

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Ep. 77: Tyler Cowen – Unearthing the GOAT,...

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2024/01/05

Tyler Cowen is a professor at George Mason University, creator of the Marginal Revolution blog, founder of the Emergent Ventures grant program, podcast host of "Conversations with Tyler," and author of numerous books, including "The Great Stagnation."Evaluating Economists and Their ContributionsIn Tyler’s latest book, "GOAT: Greatest Economist Of All Time," he explores the contributions of renowned economists like Milton Friedman, John Maynard Keynes, Friedrich Hayek, John Stuart Mill, Malthus, and

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Ep. 76: Iyinoluwa Aboyeji - Africa's Tech Mogul is a...

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2023/12/15

* Iyinoluwa (“E”) Aboyeji had an outsized influence on the startup landscape in Africa with Andela and Flutterwave (both top-10 unicorns in Africa)* Surprisingly, to become a successful startup entrepreneur he had to become a policy entrepreneur and remove regulatory bottlenecks* With Itana, a charter city in a free zone in Lagos, Nigeria, E is doubling down on creating an enabling policy environment for African’s tech talentE’s entrepreneurial journey began with a spark of inspiration - watching

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Ep. 75: Commons & Contracts, The Evolution of...

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2023/12/09

In this episode, we debate with two major thinkers with different philosophies but also commonalities about governance and social evolution. Max Borders, author of “The Decentralist,” "The Social Singularity," and “After Collapse,” (a previous guest on the show) and Michel Bauwens, founder of the P2P Foundation and author of “The Political Economy of Peer Production”.The definition of “commons” is already a challenge, but we typically refer to inherited and collectively created goods, like air,

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Ep. 74: David Luftglass on the Promise of Uruguay...

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2023/11/25

Ever wondered where SEZs in Latam are already a backbone of the economy? It’s in Uruguay, a country with stable governance, clear legal frameworks and many other advantages for export-focused businesses. Uruguay did many things right to create a business-friendly environment. It’s touted as the safest spot in Latam, and enjoys a high degree of civil and economic freedom. Now meet David Luftglass, the founder of the “Zenith” (TBD) Special Economic Zone. One of many zones, each with its unique flavor,

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Ep. 73: Matthew Queen on Pillars of Modern Risk...

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2023/11/22

If you’re not excited *yet* about insurance regulation, this episode is for you!Matthew Queen and I uncover the often underestimated impact of insurance regulation on the global economy. In this podcast, we learn the importance of the legal structures of societies, and what SEZs like Próspera can do to improve them.Insurance is a peculiar product. It’s purely digital. It’s math about risks & probabilities.It is an important backbone of the global economy, not only for people to have a fallback when

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Ep. 72: Magatte Wade on the Bureaucratic Obstacles...

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2023/11/08

Magatte Wade is an entrepreneur, author and promoter for African entrepreneurship. Magatte shares her impactful personal journey of migration, education, and entrepreneurship and calls attention to the economic difficulties in African countries. She discusses her book "Heart of a Cheetah", where she explores the misrepresentations of African poverty and how startup cities can help unleash entrepreneurship for Africa's development. She shares anecdotes from her entrepreneurial journey, highlighting

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Ep. 71: Richard Hanania on the Legal Origins of Woke,...

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2023/10/25

Richard Hanania is the founder and president of the Center for the Study of Partisanship and Ideology, and author the books “The Origins of Woke” and “Public Choice Theory and the Illusion of Grand Strategy”.This is a far-ranging conversation with an emerging star public intellectual.In this episode we discuss:* Political theory: Nietzschean Liberalism, the worldview that greatness is a higher value than equality coupled with the insight that the liberal institutions of markets & democracy are the

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Ep. 70: Energy from the Stars - Andrew Côté on...

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2023/10/17

Andrew Côté is a nuclear fusion engineer at Stellerator Systems and a scout at Andreessen Horowitz (a16z). He has a Substack called "Ulysses".Right in time with the release of Marc Andreessen's "The Techno-Optimist Manifesto", this episode has good news: nuclear fusion has a real shot.There are engineering challenges, but the science has paved the way for some promising methods to achieve energy superabundance from nuclear fusion.Is fusion even necessary? Isn't nuclear fission enough? What's great

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Ep. 69.2: Enter Vitalia - A Zuzalu-Inspired Network...

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2023/10/10

This is a two-part episode - in the first part Janine Leger, one of the driving forces behind Zuzalu talks about community development and Zuzalu's future.In the second part, Niklas introduces Vitalia - a Zuzalu-inspired network society that aims to radically accelerate the development of life extension technologies.Engage with Zuzalu here: https://zuzalu.city/Engage with Vitalia here: https://vitalia.city/ Get full access to Stranded Technologies at niklasanzinger.substack.com/subscribe

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