Brain Bar 2024

Last year at Brain Bar, Europe's largest festival of the future, we presented the book *Run, Believe, Live*, and this year it's *Super Sapiens*—with my doctor friend Dr. Péter Turai, the book's medical editor, and Prof. Dr. Mária Judit Molnár, head of the Institute of Rare Diseases at Semmelweis University.

During our panel discussion tomorrow (Sept 26), the longevity mindset will be in focus:

how can we add health years to our life years?

We are not looking for the answer to what to do if we get sick, but what to do so that we don't get sick (prematurely).

The discussion will be moderated by Kata Stumpf.

We welcome everyone to the House of Hungarian Music at the Brain Bar festival of the future, which is free for students and teachers, and most events—including ours—can be attended free of charge.

At the event, we can hear many interesting conversations, including with generation researcher Krisztián Steigervald, mathematician-psychologist László Mérő, ethologist Vilmos Csanyi—whose book *Behold the Man* helped me increasingly understand why Homo sapiens is the way it is—or Gergő Böszörményi-Nagy, founder of Brain Bar, whose book *The Algorithm of the Universe* I look forward to even more than *Nonconform*. (Their writings rival the knowledge of thinkers like Yuval Harari or futurist Ray Kurzweil.)

Thank you to the organizers Mirjam Sipos, Kira Karagits, and many others!

We will be there and welcome everyone interested—as Krisztián Steigervald would say, every young person and those who have been young for a longer time—,

because we must not just accept the future, but shape it together!