What would happen if medical and social data benefited from the same protection?

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When we think of any activity related to transhumanism, we can rely on the idea that it’s because we want to enhance the functioning performance of our bodies. Bodies is written in plural, here, because there are many possibilities to “wear a body” (from physical disabilities to transexualism; from accidental events to personal choices). We can even see our personal decisions as if they were merely the result of a condensed amount of information that circulate through our organs: <em>spatial recognition</em> through the sense of vision, <em>data transmission</em> though speech, <em>data storage</em> and accurate data recall using a memory system, and many other things that should help our living being to thrive in this world. But this version of our human condition has also a lot to do with our possibility to <strong><em>stay</em></strong> <strong><em>healthy</em></strong>. Which means that our ability to maintain the good functioning of our organism is to help it survive or succeed in life. In summary, our medical condition can improve our social activity.