Billionaire biohacker clones himself for new organs (VIDEO)

48-year-old billionaire and biohacker Bryan Johnson announced the creation of his genetic copy as a newborn, citing a severe autoimmune disease. The clone, currently in a petri dish, is intended to serve as an organ donor and a source for testing anti-aging therapies. The announcement sparked heated debates on social media.

48-year-old tech millionaire and biohacker Bryan Johnson, known for extravagant attempts to halt aging, announced the creation of his genetic copy as a newborn. The reason was a severe diagnosis — an autoimmune disease where the immune system attacks stomach cells. Johnson stated on social media platform X that the clone, named 'Baby Bryan,' is currently in a petri dish. According to him, the clone will in the future become a universal organ donor, a source of clean blood, and a testing ground for anti-aging therapies. The announcement sparked outrage: critics raise questions about ethics and the clone's consent. Johnson himself believes such practices will become the norm in the future. He previously gained notoriety for transfusing his own son's blood.