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- As MyCrypto mulled what benefits to offer employees, the new blockchain startup asked them what they wanted. “Surprisingly, we found that the traditional health benefits and 401(k) benefits—they had no interest in those,” said Taylor Monahan, the company’s founder and chief executive.
If employees didn’t want two of the biggest reasons to be full-time, what did they want? “They’re early adopters and they’re tech-minded people, so the concept of living forever turns them on,” said Monahan. “That’s how we figured Forever Labs would be a good fit.”
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mysteriosaga · 320 days ago · link ·
This seems shady. I think the gist I took away was, they will protect my stem cells that were painfully extracted from my bone marrow as long as I work for them. If I quit or get fired, they dump my cells. There is no guarantee the cells will even be useful for anything.
johnyexpert · 329 days ago · link ·
Yes i believe too. But it is just speculation as there are many speculation which are made by science but never come true. Let's wish it. But if created will only be a sweet for the rich.
darlinareyousleepy · 349 days ago · link ·
Interesting that this article keeps pressing the fact that you need money to afford this. There's also a beauty cream that uses your own blood to make you appear more youthful. There is a special needle involved to make your body act like it is a wound (to extract proteins), but it also costs a pretty penny... much like this treatment. All in all, seems a bit medieval, but that's what happens when you deal with stem cells and the current surge in research of the lymphatic system. Embryos, man. It's all about the embryos and those pretty, pretty stem cells.