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SITUATION EXPLAINED: What comes after GLP-1s as the next human enhancement drug? We asked Max Marchione, founder of Superpower "GLP-1s, when developed to treat diabetes and obesity, are largely used to make people look better, to maybe increase energy levels. They're used for human enhancement." "I think the next...

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Rep. Adam Smith to .: "All they’ve said is, these people are part of a drug-running gang and we killed them. Who they are exactly, what this gang is, how it’s directly connected to the US, what the overall plan is here, who is the organization exactly that we are targeting — I’ve never been in a situation like this where there has been less information provided to Congress on the details of that activity." Full episode:
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Rep. Adam Smith to .: "All they’ve said is, these people are part of a drug-running gang and we killed them. Who they are exactly, what this gang is, how it’s directly connected to the US, what the overall plan is here, who is the organization exactly that we are targeting — I’ve never been in a situation like this where there has been less information provided to Congress on the details of that activity." Full episode:

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115,167 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

We asked Crémieux about how people are accessing GLP-1s without a prescription. "Physicians need to be careful about prescriptions." "Unfortunately, I made a guide on how to do this (getting GLP-1s from the grey market)." "Through writing this guide, I've led to almost 12,000 pounds of weight loss. That is what has been reported to me." "People are buying from China and testing the purity. It is not sold by major companies; it's just from some Chinese company that is ripping them off." From his appearance on the show in July.
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"I needed to be like this because they recognize that what they're getting is an Iron Man suit, a software Iron Man suit that allows them to control the battle space." "With AI in the AI revolution, people think, oh, it's going to make the median person better. That's true. But it's going to make the very best person superhuman. And so in a, in a lethal context and defense context, I mean, that's the only thing that matters. Like who are the very best people?" Shyam Sankar
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