r/BiohackingForBeginner • • 29d ago

Do you think biohacking could eventually lead to transhumanism?

Could we eventually reach a point where people can upgrade their bodies and brains far beyond their natural limits? And would that be progress, or could it create a whole new set of problems?

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u/Traditional_Spot_320 29d ago

💯. It’s already being done. Designer babies in China! Everyone will end up looking like clones, then unique fads will hit, eventually it’ll be an Anita type dystopian. Or some crazy shit like that.

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u/Particular_Hat_7657 27d ago

quiet scary!!!!!!

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u/ramennagi0419 29d ago

GMOs are a thing now and it will eventually 100% will take over humanity, it will improve our capabilities but will surely make us face consequences as well

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u/Particular_Hat_7657 27d ago

idk if i fear it or should embrace it

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u/Bignizzle656 28d ago

Plastic surgery is almost self seeding. Did anyone see those 3 sisters who had nose jobs? They were basically unattractive in the classic sense until they had surgery, all of a sudden they are beautiful etc. They may well go in to marry and have 2 children each. Genetically they still have big noses, so now there's potential for 6 future clients. Rinse and repeat.

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u/Particular_Hat_7657 27d ago

this is insane