Biohacking
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NZ Herald : Drug-fueled Enhanced Games falling short of world marks
framed as lacking credibility and ethical legitimacy
[scare_quotes], [narrative_framing]
““beaten””
NZ Herald : First-ever Enhanced Games begin in Las Vegas for doped-up athletes
Biohacking is framed as dangerous and ethically compromised
The article contrasts 'clean' athletes with those using performance enhancement, implying that biohacking puts athletes at moral and physical risk. The omission of scientific or medical context further frames it as unregulated and unsafe.
“one of the few athletes competing without drugs”
Daily Mail : My friends who raved about peptides have all stopped taking them. It's time someone said …
Biohacking is framed as illegitimate, pseudoscientific, and driven by vanity
[loaded_language], [editorializing], [misleading_context]
“the bro podcasts, featuring perfectly groomed, waxy-skinned entrepreneurs claiming they've 'biohacked' their way to perfection - debatable, of course - while the rest of us feel triumphant for simply eating an orange.”