Where does healing end and redesigning the human body begin — and has that line already quietly moved?
Cochlear implants, pacemakers, and gene therapies already sit inside millions of bodies, and transhumanism asks how far that trajectory extends — toward engineered longevity, neural implants, and edited genes — before enhancement stops resembling medicine at all.
Drawing on the strongest current trials in brain-computer interfaces, longevity science, and gene editing, this book separates demonstrated results from speculation — exposing the real gap between what a study proves and what its press release promises.
Inside, you'll discover:
– Why today's brain-computer interfaces still cannot read a single human thought
– How mouse trials quietly mislead today's biggest longevity investments
– Where germline gene editing crossed a line even pioneers regret
The What Science Says About… series brings rigorous evidence to humanity's biggest, most contested questions.
Step past the hype and read the actual evidence.