While medical choices for one set of trans people go in another direction, in Montana the 'right to try' movement will legalize non-FDA approved drugs and treatments related to transhumanism and longevity.

"Supporters of the bill say it gives individuals the freedom to make choices about their own bodies."

Oh, the irony.

In Latin, "trans" means "across," "beyond," or "on the other side of". It's why it's also used to coin the term Transhumanist. Transhumanism is a philosophical and intellectual movement that envisions using technology to enhance human capabilities and transcend natural limitations, with the ultimate goal of extending lifespan and improving the human condition.

I've often wondered if the 21st-century issues around Transhumanism and Transsexuals will meet, and here they are overlapping.

If you are all about freedom of choice for transhumanists, it seems hypocritical to not extend the same freedoms to the other type of trans people?

The first US hub for experimental medical treatments is coming: Montana just passed a new bill backed by longevity enthusiasts that will enable access to drugs and therapies that are not approved by the FDA.