/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4983094

Yeah.

>>4983025

>When does /sci/ think that human enhancement will become scientifically and politically possible?

Human enhancement comes in many forms.

Things like myostatin inhibition (http://wiki.transhumani.com/index.php?title=Physical_Enhancement#Myostatin_Inhibition)) and augmented reality are already here. Augmented reality doesn't bother most people, but myostatin will probably be regulated in the same terminally future-shocked way steroids are.

Cognitive enhancers are also already a reality and available commercially, but I'm sure eventually they'll be regulated. Nobody can stop you from building your own tDCS machine, though.