There’s an argument that GLP-1s are playing a critical role in society, not just for weight loss, but as a technology of imagination. Something humans are in desperate need of as we try to reconcile with AI becoming the new fabric of society. GLP-1s expand human imagination by breaking psychological ceilings. Important because AI expands human capability without necessarily expanding self belief. The future requires us to imagine new versions of ourselves and GLP-1s show humans how a simple injection remaps what they can aspire to become. Most people live with a fixed self-model. Something like “I’m addicted,” “I’m obese,” “I can’t change” or "I can't do that." Their mind struggles to simulate a different version of themselves, especially after countless failed attempts to change. When someone takes a GLP-1 and their cravings collapse overnight, or they overcome some other addiction, their imaginative horizon expands. They now see a future self that previously felt impossible. This is helpful as AI plays a dual role: today it empowers you; tomorrow it replaces you. Making it simultaneously thrilling and threatening. Humans need a psychological boost, a power up, to help us unshackle our self concepts. Of what we can become individually and as a species. So that we can reconcile with the idea that if AI does all that we do today, it’s ok, we can evolve. GLP-1s demonstrate that neuropsychological locks and limitations can be removed. They show that the cognitive barrier to seeing a new version of oneself can be knocked down in a single injection. If it’s a GLP-1 for weight loss and addiction today, can we imagine a GLP-1 equivalent for reversing age, sleep, fitness, creativity, energy, mood, want for life, etc. The burden is on why we should limit our imaginations right now.