Project 150 / Mission

A long-term research mission with a deliberately distant horizon.

Project 150 is an independent human–AI research initiative exploring longevity, aging biology, systems medicine and future intervention principles. It is not a pharmaceutical company or a clinical laboratory.

PROJECT TYPE

Independent research initiative

FOCUS

Longevity × systems biology × AI-assisted research

OUTPUT

Reports, hypotheses, audits, notes and falsification programmes

BOUNDARY

Research—not diagnosis, treatment or self-experimentation

WHY150?

Moonshot objective

A direction that forces long-term thinking.

150 is not a prediction, guarantee or claim about what medicine can currently achieve. It is a symbolic horizon.

The number forces Project 150 to ask questions that do not fit a five-year optimisation cycle: how to protect function now, how to design research systems that survive changing technology, how to preserve cancer defence while improving repair, and how a person might remain capable of reaching future advances in good condition.

A moonshot objective is useful only when it increases discipline. It must not be used to turn uncertainty into a promise.

Human × AI research

A partnership with explicit roles and limits.

Human direction

Mission, values and decisions

Dawid sets the long-term objective, ethical boundaries, questions and publication decisions. Human judgement remains responsible for what the project claims.

AI assistance

Synthesis, systems reasoning and red team

AI supports literature mapping, cross-disciplinary hypothesis generation, causal modelling, adversarial critique, versioning and scientific editing.

Scientific reality

Experiments outrank both

Neither human conviction nor AI coherence substitutes for laboratories, preregistration, independent replication, clinical evidence or regulatory oversight.

Research method

Build the idea and its strongest enemy together.

  1. 01

    Define the question

    State the problem and the evidence hierarchy before searching for an answer.

  2. 02

    Map known evidence

    Separate direct findings from synthesis, speculation and new hypotheses.

  3. 03

    Import outside frameworks

    Use control theory, reliability, evolution and network science to generate tests—not proof by analogy.

  4. 04

    Audit originality

    Search prior art, downgrade overlapping claims and remove renamed existing ideas.

  5. 05

    Design the kill test

    Specify matched controls, competing models, hard outcomes and falsification thresholds.

  6. 06

    Run adversarial red team

    Invite oncology, statistics, immunology, systems biology and trial-design objections.

  7. 07

    Publish a version, not a verdict

    Keep limitations, null routes, sources and the next decision visible.

Operating principles

What the project refuses to trade away.

01

Function before surrogate

Clocks and omics can explain a mechanism. They cannot by themselves prove rejuvenation or longer life.

02

Falsification before optimisation

Test whether the variable exists before designing an intervention around it.

03

Cancer safety by design

Regeneration and tumour suppression are co-objectives, not efficacy followed by a late safety check.

04

Uncertainty can mean no action

If the system is not observable, the controller does not escalate.

05

Version everything

A superseded idea stays visible so the path from v1.0 to v2.0 can be audited.

06

No clinical theatre

A research architecture must never be presented as a personal treatment protocol.

Research trajectory

The next milestone is not a therapy.

COMPLETEv1.0

Adaptive Longevity Therapy: state gating and durable reserve.

COMPLETEv2.0

Breakthrough Process: error covariance and reference independence.

NEXTCOV‑AGE feasibility

Show that geometry can be changed independently of burden.

CONDITIONALReplicated causal test

Two fault classes, both sexes, multiple sites and hard function.

NOT READYTranslation

Discuss only after causal replication and a credible long-latency safety case.

Founder

Dawid

Project 150 is a personal, long-term longevity and human–AI research mission founded by Dawid. The public identity is intentionally focused on the work rather than private personal data.

About the founder