This is a good reply and I want to call it out 

I believe it is safe to assume 

If you have engaged with any sort of consumer genetic testing — including DTC bloodwork

Your information and death date is probably in some actuarial table now and you will be judged against that for the rest of your life

The Farcaster formerly known as Kchamp. Books, beats, bodybuilding, bright ideas and beautiful things.

katherinechampagne.com

Forgot you can’t do quotes from drafts. Whatever. Fuck it. I’m not digging up the reply with the links Just Trust Me Bro

writer, explorer. wandering through life.

yes I saw. are you one to hold any importance to knowing when you'll die?

Take it up with Merkle and their platform bugs (link is in another reply to Bleu)

yes https://www.forbes.com/sites/christophersteiner/2017/10/04/with-the-swab-of-a-cheek-this-company-knows-when-youre-likely-to-die/

@dromar.eth shared in my replies which I was trying to quote

planting causal loops; harvesting reflexivity

Wow I know a few folks in big trouble if true hahahahaha

@bleu.eth watch out bad boy

you probably don’t think about liquidity enough // it is what it is  // build value, not valuation

The extent of it was not obvious to me and I had a genetic counselor look me in the eye and say “don’t do this if you want life insurance” 

I didn’t realize how far the data spreads, how they dubiously extrapolate, all the $$$ involved, and how it can even apply to things like key man insurance 

These things are even less obvious when you do something like a Function Health

Growing veggies for the fine folks of Southeastern Massachusetts, w/ a focus on nutrient quality. Always interested in the evolution of digital payments.  🎩 

Not optimistic Given that the one founder I know working in that arena is an obnoxious boor

watch Gattaca if you haven't and you get bored ever

they do death dates now , wow 
Clownery world