Can Steroids Combat Population Collapse?
The Enhanced Games, a new sporting competition, aims to find out. Co-founder Aron D'Souza believes that enhanced humans can be better than ordinary humans.
"I believe that when Fred breaks 100-meter world record in Vegas next year, it will be a watershed moment to show that enhanced humans are better than ordinary humans,"
The competition, launching in May 2026 with Peter Thiel's backing, will feature Olympic athletes on steroids competing for $1 million bounties in Las Vegas. Former Olympic athletes like sprinter Fred Kerley and swimmer Kristian Gkolomeev have already signed up.
- 90% gross margin telehealth business in mind
- Pitch to governments struggling with aging populations
The goal of The Enhanced Games isn't just to break world records, but to explore the possibilities of human enhancement.
Author's summary: The Enhanced Games explores human enhancement.
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