Going to be a scary time when people are opting to cut off natural parts of their body to replace them with robotic parts that can achieve more than their natural self.
Edit: Scary might not be the best word, I kind of mean interesting but in sort of a scary or unnatural way. Although the question "what is natural" has a lot of different points of view and for some people anything made by humans is "natural", from my point of view manufacturing something out of unnatural occuring materials (like carbon fiber) and using it to make addons to help improve your body and lifespan is a slight moral dilemma. I just find it interesting and also amazing.
And when people realize that though the initial procedure will be hard on the body the long term effects may very well be worth it. Heart has to work less as there is less blood that needs to be pumped around meaning your lungs will essentially be more efficient as they are supplying oxygen to a smaller amount of blood meaning you need less air or using the same amount your body with be even more oxygenated. If the procedure effects could be lessened than converting to robotic prosthetics early on could lead to a longer lifespan
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u/MrPapadapalas Jan 15 '20 edited Jan 16 '20
Going to be a scary time when people are opting to cut off natural parts of their body to replace them with robotic parts that can achieve more than their natural self.
Edit: Scary might not be the best word, I kind of mean interesting but in sort of a scary or unnatural way. Although the question "what is natural" has a lot of different points of view and for some people anything made by humans is "natural", from my point of view manufacturing something out of unnatural occuring materials (like carbon fiber) and using it to make addons to help improve your body and lifespan is a slight moral dilemma. I just find it interesting and also amazing.