Aron D'Souza

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67 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 6 Feb

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Freakonomics Radio · 662. If You’re Not Cheating, You’re Not Trying · 6 Feb 2026 podcast

So D'Souza made it his job.

We're building a purpose-built arena on the campus of Resorts World Las Vegas.

Three sports, track, swimming, and weightlifting.

All sprint events.

And the objective there is to break all of the major world records.

Athletes have three avenues of competition.

First, they could be natural athletes, which a lot of journalists forget about.

You can be a fully natural athlete and compete at the enhanced games.

You can be self-enhanced.

Some athletes have a doctor they'd like to work with and a system that they work through.

Or you can be enhanced through a clinical research project, which is fully supervised by an independent institutional review board.

and authorized by regulators.

There's pre-care and aftercare.

Before any athlete competes, they have to take a full system health checkup, MRIs, echocardiograms, blood work.

After the event, particularly if they've chosen to be part of the clinical research trial, we will monitor them for five years.

My goal is to bring about the 10th age of mankind.

the enhanced stage, where everyone has the opportunity to become enhanced.

The use of enhancements is actually pretty commonplace now.

Cosmetic medicine is very accepted.

You can walk into a doctor here in New York City on Park Avenue and say, I would like a breast augmentation or remove wrinkles.

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