>>40755436 (OP)Unfortunately, no.
The problem is that even if "balanced" everyone will have various superpowers, then their use, even if it is extremely reasonable, will be tried to be rigged by the authorities, they will impose a bunch of restrictions and obligations, reducing opportunities and freedom to a very narrow framework. This is a problem of scaling resources and the very organization of human society, its artificial environment, allowing those who control more to dictate their will to others.
From this side, even magical fantasy worlds look better, since their structure was already formed with such opportunities and a variety of intelligent races and cultures, and not like ours. And although superpowers could solve many problems (healing, high-efficiency energy sources, changing appearance to the desired one, transferring objects by teleportation, etc.), without freedom of use or forced use regardless of the owner's desire - everything breaks.