This podcast episode explores the flaws and problems within the Olympic system, including the lack of payment for athletes and the misuse of funds by the International Olympic Committee. It discusses the need for a more honest and fair model in sports competitions, touches on the legal ramifications of performance enhancements in sports, and questions the balance between drug testing and health testing for athletes. The podcast also delves into the concept of body autonomy and the societal shift needed to embrace enhancements as a way to improve performance and well-being. Additionally, it discusses the potential of the Enhanced Games, a project aimed at reinventing the Olympic Games with performance enhancements and payments for athletes, and explores the use of substances like psychedelics in a medical setting. The conversation highlights the need for scientific research, data, and personal autonomy in making decisions about performance-enhancing substances. The podcast concludes by addressing issues related to drug demand, societal perceptions, and the potential consequences for transgender athletes in sports competitions.
