Co-founders of Enhanced Games discuss fair compensation in sports competitions, prevalence of performance-enhancing drugs, benefits of body enhancements, drug risk assessment, financial strategies, use of beta blockers in music and gaming, drug trade impact, capitalism in sports franchises, complexities of transgender athletes, and asthma in swimmers.

In this enlightening discussion, Aron D’Souza, Founder of the Enhanced Games, delves into the pioneering world of athletic enhancement. They tackle the role of steroids, gene therapy, and peptides in modern sports, advocating for a new competitive model that embraces biohacking. D’Souza highlights ethical dilemmas and the need for personalized approaches to performance, while also critiquing current anti-doping regulations. With bold ideas on redefining competition and promoting athlete autonomy, the conversation opens doors to the future of enhanced sports.

Aron D’Souza, President of Enhanced Games and Peter Thiel discuss the concept of the Olympics of the future where athletes can use performance-enhancing drugs. They delve into the divisive topic of scientific enhancements in sports, terminology surrounding doping, prevalence of banned substances, and the ethical implications. The conversation raises questions about fairness, athlete compensation, safety, and integrity in athletic competition.