I'm Joss Bong, Senior Video Producer at Box, filling in for Sean Rommas from.

Today, we are genetically modified, a living organism with a doing-yourself crisp-kid

that we bought online.

We sell kids and supplies and teach classes that teach people with no experience in science,

how to do genetic engineering in their own home.

And we hope that you don't create zombies.

This guy is an actual idiot because one, it's like not safe to inject yourself.

Like, you have to have a lot of money to have all the tools for that anyway, so it's

like not really applicable to the normal everyday peasants.

I guess.

It's not applicable to us.

California is the first date to try to crack down on these at-home biohacking kits.

So, Gaul Samuel has written a lot about biohacking for future perfect at-box.

So biohacking is this really broad amorphous term that can apply to a bunch of stuff,

but the most common way that it gets used is to refer to people who are experimenting on their own

bodies with the hope of, quote-unquote, upgrading or optimizing their physical or cognitive performance.

And this is outside of traditional labs or universities and stuff like that.

Okay.

Am I biohacking when I come into the office and get a cup of coffee to make myself smarter?

Yeah, so I just did that a few moments ago.

And the thing about biohacking, right, is it's a term that theoretically a ton of common activities

we do daily could fall under that heading.

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