Will the limb lengthening procedure ever minimize athletic ability loss?

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Quote from: Audous on September 05, 2021, 02:39:03 AMI'm pretty sure if LL becomes more popular and up to a point where it retains 100% athleticism there will definitely be discussions amongst sporting committees dictating whether it is allowed for sports or not.

I guess LL will become like a double-edged sword in the future. It will be a chance for people who want to grow taller a bit to achieve their goals, but it will be something that many sporting fields consider cheating. They probably will record every athlete's height on a daily basis.

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Once you can recover 100% from LL due to some kind of gene therapy and/or stem cell based tissue remodeling, recovering from LL won't be the issue.  That kind of human engineering science would change the world forever, well beyond someone adding a few inches to their legs.

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Quote from: Medium Drink Of Water on September 05, 2021, 01:47:08 PMOnce you can recover 100% from LL due to some kind of gene therapy and/or stem cell based tissue remodeling, recovering from LL won't be the issue.  That kind of human engineering science would change the world forever, well beyond someone adding a few inches to their legs.

Indeed, so the average height of humanity will only get taller.

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That far into the future, who says we will even have human bodies? Perhaps we just transplant our brains into robotic bodies which are superior to our human ones