They decided to make "gorgeous zombies" out of billionaires (3 photos)
Moreover, this crazy plan was supported by the billionaires themselves. And if we don’t go into details, they simply decided to create “eternal life” pills. 
An ambitious project to rejuvenate human body cells through reprogramming was founded by 63-year-old Yuri Milner. He promised that his scientists would be able to create a virtual analogue of immortality.
He called his brainchild Altos Labs, and presented it to respected people in 2021. The respected people were wonderfully impressed and threw a decent amount of investment into his Panama hat. Jeff Bezos (founder of Amazon.com) alone donated a whopping $3 billion. PayPal CEO Peter Thiel, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, and many others also contributed. 
Well, of course, the idea that AI and biotechnology are developing so quickly that anti-aging pills could be a matter of just a few years is truly impressive.
The founder of Altos Labs himself says that he will turn rich people into "chic, privileged zombies." Although, looking at some of them, you can't help but wonder if they are already zombies. 
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However, very rich people, as it turns out, are in a panic not to want to grow old. In April last year, it became known that the founder of ChatGPT, Sam Altman, financed the biotech startup Retro BioScience for 180 million dollars. And there have been quite a few such companies developing the coveted pill of “eternal life” over the past decade.
