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Christian Angermayer & Max Martin on the Enhanced Games | NYNEXT

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Lydia Moynihan sits down with Christian Angermayer and Max Martin to discuss the controversial vision behind the Enhanced Games. They debate whether performance-enhancing drugs in sports should remain banned, how FDA-approved substances are already being used across society, and why they believe the future of athletics will prioritize optimization, recovery, and longevity. The conversation also dives into peptides, GLP-1s, athlete compensation, biohacking culture, and the growing movement around “human enhancement.” Plus, they explain why investors like Peter Thiel are backing the project — and whether the Enhanced Games could one day rival the Olympics.

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