This market will resolve as YES if The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) or WSJ Magazine publishes a feature-length article that aims to critically examine or reveal previously undisclosed aspects of Bryan Johnson or his "Blueprint/Don't Die" brand. The article must:

1. Be explicitly investigative or exposé in nature, providing a critical analysis or uncovering behind-the-scenes details.

2. Contain a predominantly negative tone, questioning or criticizing the practices, ethics, or impact of Bryan Johnson and/or the "Blueprint" brand.

3. Be published between the market's start date and its closing date.

For clarity, a "feature-length" article is defined as one that goes beyond mere reporting to offer in-depth analysis, commentary, or investigative content, typically exceeding 1,000 words. e.g https://www.wsj.com/style/dave-rachel-hollis-disney-1ffac082 or https://www.wsj.com/articles/theranos-has-struggled-with-blood-tests-1444881901

The market will resolve as NO if:

• No such article is published by the WSJ or WSJ Magazine within the specified timeframe.

• Articles published do not meet the criteria for investigative depth, negative tone, or focus as described above.

The market will resolve as N/A under the following force majeure conditions:

• If WSJ or WSJ Magazine ceases operations or is unable to publish due to external circumstances beyond their control (e.g., natural disasters, legal injunctions).

• If there's a significant disruption in the publication's distribution that prevents the article from being accessible to the general public.

• Other force majeure events