The Rise of Epigenetic Reprogramming and the Future of Human Lifespan

The Rise of Epigenetic Reprogramming and the Future of Human Lifespan

Among the world's wealthiest and tech-savvy, a new culture known as "Biohacking" has taken root. This concept extends beyond traditional fitness, delving into human biology and employing advanced technology, science, rigorous diets, and expensive supplements to halt, and perhaps even reverse, aging. Scientific and philosophical analysis of this phenomenon raises profound questions about the limits of human nature and the class disparities in health. A prime example of this trend is "Project Blueprint," the quest of billionaire Brian Johnson, who spends millions of dollars annually on a team of doctors and scientists to reduce his body's "aging biology" to that of a teenager. This regimen requires a strict diet, grueling daily exercise, doses of dozens of supplements, and experimental treatments. The goal is not simply to live longer, but to maintain the physical and mental performance of an 18-year-old. The result is a relentless pursuit of "…