As bodies become 'upgradable' via drugs, a parallel 'right to modify/repair your own health regimen' ethos could emerge, echoing device repair rights.
The body becomes a continuously updatable platform.
Ownership means being able to fix it again.
If Body as Beta plays out broadly
At scale, the human body is treated as a continuously upgradable platform via drugs and interventions, collapsing categories like food, fashion, and fitness that assumed a static body.
If Repair Renaissance plays out broadly
At scale, legal right-to-repair becomes the norm rather than the exception, and 'ownership' starts meaning full control over a product's lifecycle again.
These trends run alongside each other without colliding directly.
