Recovering drug addicts have cast a shadow over society’s relationship with enhancement. They parade their sobriety as a badge of honor while shaming those who explore the potential of drugs responsibly. Yet, it was their reckless and uninformed behavior that ruined the experience of drugs for themselves—and now, for those within their reach of influence. Their actions have turned tools of progress into objects of stigma.

In a world driven by innovation, being “natural” is a refusal to evolve. It’s clinging to mediocrity while humanity races toward new frontiers. The future will not be kind to those who resist enhancement; it will leave them behind, relegated to the lowest rung of society—a relic of an outdated philosophy.

Yes, drug addiction is a significant issue, but our focus is misplaced. Instead of demonizing the use of substances altogether, we must champion the intelligent exploration of them. The solution lies not in abstinence but in education, responsible usage, and the pursuit of excellence through chemistry. The path forward isn’t a rejection of progress but an embrace of it, guided by wisdom, discipline, and vision.