We’re thrilled that you’re interested in supporting Bring the Dead Back-project and thereby helping us make our vision a reality. Your involvement can make a significant difference, and there are several ways you can contribute to our cause.

While reading the book, think about it carefully so that you understand the core ideas well enough to complete one or more of the following activities:

One of the most powerful ways to support us is to simply talk about our ideas. Share what you’ve learned from our book with your friends, family, and social networks. Your enthusiasm and word-of-mouth recommendations help us reach more people who might be interested in our vision.

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If you’re passionate about our cause, consider putting up posters and stickers in appropriate places around your community. This not only helps us get noticed but also shows that you believe in what we’re doing. We can provide you with materials or guide you on where to find them.

If you have more time to spare, we’d love to have you as a volunteer. Whether it’s helping organize events, managing our social media, or other tasks, your support can help us reach new heights.

There are many databases around the globe, some dedicated to health, like KIB or PubMed, and many more. AI is getting better and better. The plan is to, firstly, draft a small one for our purpose. It’s not a one-person job, but with AI-crafted crawlers, data mining tools, and the future of AI, it might be doable for a few dedicated individuals.

Besides links to all these great medical databases, traditional methods known to support health to some extent (yoga, Tai Chi, physical training, etc.) will be incorporated. Analytic Nutrition (if that’s not a term yet, it should be!): design your optimal nutrition intake, how much, and when. Supplements and all that. The database will include posts with details like the ‘degree of evidence,’ ‘region,’ efficiency, popularity, and so on. But most importantly, it will feature promising conceptual proposals.

The database relates to the level called “Honorable Mention: A healthy, happy, and long life in peace”—the more broadly acceptable goal—read more here. The vision is to create databases for the other levels as well, where the database-parameter ‘evidence’ will be replaced with a parameter based on logical reasoning from the best models of the universe we live in. One purpose of the database is simply to gather what we know an easier see where to put our efforts next. With the use of AI we hope to make the database ( or even datalake) a suitable starting point for mre research. Connection between factors contributing to a longer life already here and now could perhaps be discovered when machines mine the data.

Technical: It will probably be a non-SQL database, like DuckDB. It must, obviously, be scalable. A first draft for the structure of the database can be found here. In the end, there should be a conversational AI interface with this DB. Populating it will be done by web crawlers and humans in optimal cooperation. Of course, validity and verification play a key role. If you would like to collaborate on this, contact me!
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Your support, in any form, is deeply appreciated and vital to the success of Project BtDB. Only together, we can bring our vision to life and make a meaningful impact. Thank you for your generosity and commitment!

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