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Ashton Kutcher shares his thoughts on the normalization of cosmetic procedures and the ethical implications of gene editing, drawing parallels to the themes explored in 'The Beauty'. Discover how everyday choices and future technologies are reshaping our perception of the human form.
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00:00I think there are like micro versions of this happening in the world all over the
00:03place all the time right in front of our very eyes right every time you see
00:07somebody who has braces on their teeth or Invisalign they're doing cosmetic
00:12surgery to themselves they're doing cosmetic they're cosmetically changing
00:17their teeth every time you see somebody who shaves their mustache a certain way
00:22and just leaves the beard they're saying something with their physical
00:26that's a cosmetic change right every time you see somebody who has a haircut or
00:32somebody who is you know yeah putting on eye makeup or somebody who's taking
00:37Ozempic or Mungiarno or somebody who like there there's so many cosmetic
00:44augmentations that people are doing all the time right before our very eyes and
00:48then we now we have gene editing entering the equation where we go wait but maybe
00:52you don't want to have this you know this disease that's not permanent that
00:57could be changed through a genetic engineering but but there are these
01:01cosmetic enhancements that are happening right before our very eyes and so the
01:06question of like would you do so is kind of like with the question is just like how
01:12much would you do
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