In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Wired (UK)

• The Complicated Art of Remaking a Classic
  Some of IKEA’s designs are perennially popular, and sell for thousands on the vintage market. So, why don't they just reissue them? If only it were that simple.
• The Immortal Dreams of Bryan Johnson
  IF ALL GOES TO PLAN, JOHNSON WILL STILL BE TALKING ABOUT HIS YOUTHFUL ERECTIONS WELL INTO THE 25TH CENTURY—BY WHICH POINT WE’LL ALL BE DEVOTEES OF HIS AI-INFUSED QUEST FOR ETERNAL LIFE.
• The Olympics on Steroids
  AT FIRST IT WAS DISMISSED AS A CRAZY JOKE. MAKING THE ENHANCED GAMES A REALITY NEEDED A PETER THIEL POSSE, A COUPLE OF RETIRED SWIMMERS, SOME MAGA MONEY, AND A WHOLE LOT OF DRUGS.
• The Chemical Cassandra
  IN THE PRESENCE OF CERTAIN SCENTS AND CHEMICALS, MILLIONS OF PEOPLE SUFFER INEXPLICABLE, OFTEN DEBILITATING REACTIONS. MY MOTHER IS ONE. ANOTHER IS THE CONDITION’S LEADING SCIENTIFIC AUTHORITY.
• Mind games: transhumanism’s human side
  FOR SOME ALS PATIENTS, SYNCHRON’S BRAIN-COMPUTER INTERFACE IS A THOUGHT-CONTROLLED LIFELINE. BUT IS THAT ENOUGH TO MOVE REGULATORS?
• The highs and lows of therapeutic MDMA
  ABUSE ALLEGATIONS AND INFIGHTING HELPED KILL A CAMPAIGN TO LEGALIZE MDMA FOR MEDICAL USE. TRUMPWORLD IS GIVING THE THERAPY’S ADVOCATES HOPE FOR A SECOND SHOT.
• Bloodlines
  MASTER THE ART OF CLONING, LOCK DOWN COPIES OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST HORSES, THEN DOMINATE THE SPORT OF KINGS. THAT WAS THE PLAN. BUT SOME TECHNOLOGIES ARE JUST A BREEDING GROUND FOR BETRAYAL.
• A.I. Love You
  WHAT’S IT LIKE TO BE DEEPLY, SERIOUSLY IN LOVE WITH A CHATBOT? TO FIND OUT, I ORGANIZED A WEEKEND GETAWAY FOR THREE HAPPY COUPLES. WE BARELY SURVIVED.