Tech Humanology is the intersection of advanced technology and human biology, shaping how we interact with machines, data, and our own physiology. Innovations in radio frequency (RF) technology raise concerns about neurological manipulation and surveillance, while DNA detection enables personalized medicine but also risks genetic profiling and targeted bioweapons. The controversial fields of organ harvesting and stem cell research blur ethical boundaries, as biotechnology advances in regenerative medicine can be exploited for illicit trade or unauthorized experimentation. Meanwhile, data privacy is increasingly at risk, with genetic and biometric information becoming valuable assets that could be weaponized for mind control, behavioral prediction, or even selective bioterrorism. As human biology and technology become more intertwined, the need for strict ethical oversight and legal protections has never been more urgent.
