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Bryan Johnson india work culture: Tech millionaire Bryan Johnson likes India’s ‘jugaad’ culture, netizens say ‘give him aadhar card’
Bryan Johnson, the tech millionaire and entrepreneur, known for his anti-ageing fascination, is currently on a six-day tour to India. The millionaire entrepreneur behind the age-reversal project “Blueprint,” has found himself fascinated by India’s unique cultural nuances during his ongoing visit.
Known for his anti-ageing endeavours, meticulous lifestyle and groundbreaking health experiments, the tech mogul shared his admiration for India’s work culture and informal and humorous approach to life in a tweet that quickly gained traction on social media.
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Bryan Johnson on work culture in India
Taking to X, formerly known as Twitter, Bryan Johnson wrote, “I love the culture of bakchodi in India. It perfectly captures my worldview: take your work seriously, not yourself.” (sic)
His tweet instantly resonated with many netizens, leading to lively and quirky exchanges on social media. Responding to his tweet, a user named Pratik Thakkar wrote, “how about jugaad? koi blueprint ka sasta jugaad batao” (sic)
He replied to a comment about “jugaad” — India’s celebrated frugal innovation — and shared his balanced view. “I like jugaad — most innovation comes from frugality. But if it means taking shortcuts, we are in trouble. Fixing air pollution in India will require an overhaul, can’t be done with jugaad.” Jugaad refers to a non-conventional, frugal innovation.
His comments about air pollution come at a critical time as metro cities like Delhi and Mumbai grapple with hazardous air quality levels. His statement aligns with the growing calls for sustainable, long-term solutions to address the crisis, which has been a key focus of his ongoing India visit.
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Johnson’s tweet on India’s work culture went viral quickly and garnered numerous reactions. “bro spent few days in india but became more indians than most of us,” a user commented.
“What did you guys tell him,” another one quipped.
Many netizens also joked about giving him an Aadhar card after his tweet. “Give him an Aadhaar card already,” wrote a user.
“Work hard, laugh hard,” wrote another netizen. “give him aadhar card,” said another user.
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Bryan Johnson on India’s air pollution
IT entrepreneur and longevity advocate Bryan Johnson met with well-known personalities like Sonam Kapoor Ahuja, Anand Piramal, and Shloka Ambani while he was there. The discussions were centred on the future of health and longevity during the Little Nest community session.
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Johnson’s involvement with the Little Nest community is a part of his larger initiative to establish connections with influential people in India. During his contacts, he met with prominent people including Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal, whom he commended for his leadership in the startup ecosystem.
Following his arrival in India, Johnson emphasized issues like air pollution, seeing them as a serious health risk. He talked about his own experiences with Mumbai’s bad air quality and provided helpful tips on how to lessen its impacts, such as wearing N95 masks and HEPA filters.
He said that his eyes and throat were burning due to the poor air quality in one of his tweets. Johnson made the decision to take safeguards in order to maintain a healthy breathing environment after considering the impact on his health.
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