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    Bryan Johnson, the longevity entrepreneur who sold Braintree to PayPal for 800 million dollars before turning his fortune toward reversing his own aging, believes a single overnight number matters more than almost anything else in his routine. During a televised town hall with Chris Cuomo, he described his resting heart rate before bed as the […]

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