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Biohacking can't fix a broken foundation
Original: Why biohacking won't fix a broken foundation
A commentary argues that biohacking — the practice of optimising the body through gadgets, supplements and self-tracking — cannot compensate for underlying problems in health, habits or circumstances. The piece contends that layering optimisation tools on top of a broken foundation delivers little real benefit. It reflects a wider debate over whether the booming biohacking industry offers genuine gains or just expensive distractions from basic wellbeing.
Why now: Biohacking gadgets and trends remain a popular topic, prompting debate over their actual value.
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- Why biohacking won't fix a broken foundation · Castanet
- Why biohacking won't fix a broken foundation · Castanet
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