I think that in a few years, it will be common for life to be prolonged by science and tech, but furthermore, for actual human beings to be enhanced, so that that they are fitter, stronger, less prone to illness, and so on and so on.
Now, I expect that there are some that might doubt this, yet I see it as merely an extension of the cosmetic surgery that has been popular in the past decade.
Once we tired of using this creative science to improve how we look, be that younger etc, we will turn our attention to wanting it to make us stronger, almost superior human beings ... supermen, if you will.
This might be achieved at any point in life, by means of implants, for example, that would be stronger and more durable that muscle, or it may come in the form of some sort of 'liberal eugenics'.
In principle, I would have no problem with this, save for one thing.
What we will get is the wealthy who are able to do this, and thus, we will create a tiny % of men and women who are not only financially powerful, but now they have used these sciences to make them more powerful in a whole new way.
Now, I expect that there are some that might doubt this, yet I see it as merely an extension of the cosmetic surgery that has been popular in the past decade.
Once we tired of using this creative science to improve how we look, be that younger etc, we will turn our attention to wanting it to make us stronger, almost superior human beings ... supermen, if you will.
This might be achieved at any point in life, by means of implants, for example, that would be stronger and more durable that muscle, or it may come in the form of some sort of 'liberal eugenics'.
In principle, I would have no problem with this, save for one thing.
What we will get is the wealthy who are able to do this, and thus, we will create a tiny % of men and women who are not only financially powerful, but now they have used these sciences to make them more powerful in a whole new way.