1. Research purpose only
Project 150 is an independent human–AI research initiative. It publishes exploratory reports, hypotheses, scientific analysis, thought experiments, future intervention principles, red-team critiques and proposed study designs. The content is educational and research-oriented.
2. Not medical advice
Nothing on this website constitutes medical advice, a diagnosis, a prescription, a treatment recommendation, a clinical protocol or a substitute for care from a qualified healthcare professional. Content must not be used to start, stop or alter medication, supplements, procedures, tests or medical care.
3. No self-experimentation instruction
Research concepts described on this site must not be interpreted as instructions for self-experimentation. Proposed interventions, perturbations, cells, genes, devices or biological processes belong only in appropriately regulated, ethically approved and independently monitored research when and if a valid programme exists.
4. Hypotheses are not discoveries
Labels such as “Breakthrough Candidate”, “Project 150 Hypothesis” or “experimental architecture” describe research status, not proof. They do not mean that aging has been cured, that a therapy exists or that human healthspan or lifespan can be extended by the proposed process.
5. Evidence and references
The project aims to cite important scientific claims and distinguish known evidence from inference, speculation and new hypotheses. Scientific literature changes. Sources can be corrected, retracted or superseded, and citations may not support use outside their studied population, model, exposure or endpoint. Exact claims should be independently rechecked before research, clinical, legal, grant or intellectual-property use.
6. No guarantee
“150” is a moonshot objective and symbolic horizon. It is not a guaranteed lifespan, forecast or statement of current medical capability. Project 150 makes no guarantee of health, longevity, prevention, diagnosis, treatment outcome or scientific success.
7. Medical emergencies and personal decisions
Anyone with symptoms, a health concern or questions about personal treatment should contact an appropriately qualified healthcare professional. Urgent or emergency symptoms require local emergency services; this website cannot assess or respond to an emergency.