Aron D'Souza
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 6 Feb
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Those are non-therapeutic procedures, not treating a disease.
And they carry great risk, particularly surgical interventions.
Yet if you walk into that same doctor and say, I'd like to run faster, jump higher,
I'd like to be stronger or younger for longer.
Somehow this is ethically complex in medicine.
I don't believe that that's correct.
The moral question is not to say some substances are good or some substances are bad, but rather to say some interventions are productive and some are not.
The end conclusion of the Enhanced Games is not a sporting event, but it's actually curing aging.
Because we can create the market structure by which performance enhancements can come to market.
We think there's a very large market for this, as proven by Ozempic and other products.
Right now, biotechnology companies will not invest in building new performance-enhancing drugs because they can't be used by athletes in their core context.
Now that they can be used at the Enhanced Games and then sold to the wider public, only one of them needs to succeed.
It will be worth a trillion dollars.
All that money will then be reinvested into R&D.
New startups will come out of that, which will sell their products on the Enhanced Games platform.
And then suddenly we're in a world where we have literal superpowers.
So what does success look like for D'Souza?
Success looks like breaking all the major world records, building a sustainable, publicly listed company that pays athletes extraordinarily well.
I can't foresee what would stop us.
Like, are we going to say, oh, you know what, we will limit ourselves to being humans 1.0 and never try and progress?
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