A documentary on Wink will reveal the secrets of biohacking on March 12
The documentary film "The Body as a gadget" from NMG Doc, a cluster of the National Media Group for the production of documentary content for TV, will tell viewers about all the subtleties of biohacking and destroy well—known myths. The premiere in online cinemas will take place on March 12.
Currently, the biohacking market is one of the fastest growing. So, in 2024, an excess of 20 billion was recorded, and Russian medical universities are already offering programs in this area.
"We set ourselves the task of being as useful to the viewer as possible and offering practical, understandable techniques and life hacks on how to make the most of this unique gift called the human body," said Julia Shamal, producer of the project.
As part of the film, Boris Zorin, a biophysicist from Moscow, who became a candidate for the Master of sports in the power kettlebell, shared that his main skill is endurance. To stay young, he stabs fibroblasts in his face and grows them in the laboratory using special technology from his skin cells.
In addition, 12-year-old Sasha Svirin shared his skills, who can solve 40 multiplication examples in three minutes. It multiplies three-digit numbers in five seconds. At the same time, Izvestia correspondent Maria Kravtsova noted that an independent check will be conducted between the child and the gadget.
Alla Danilova, a teacher of mental arithmetic, memory development and speed reading, noted that the boy is able to keep his attention focused on a large number of actions — for example, as part of an experiment, he counted with the right hemisphere of his brain, and told a poem or stuffed a ball with the left hemisphere. According to her, any child can achieve this.
"There is a most successful neuroprosthesis called a cochlear implant. As a result, a person equipped with such artificial intelligence will hear even better than normal. Or he will go to another country, to China. If he presses a button, he switches it, he will have an automatic translation from Chinese," said neurophysiologist Mikhail Lebedev.
On March 3, Editor-in-chief Ilona Egiazarova shared with Izvestia that the purpose of the new industrial media "Documentary Cinema" launched in the Russian Federation DOC.ru It is an association of the most significant events in documentary cinematography and the film industry. According to her, the interactive platform will provide an opportunity for young documentary filmmakers and TV documentaries to express themselves and promote documentary films.
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