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Ponyi meridia wrote:

Well in that context, I do agree that cyborg technology is needed. It's when replacing limbs and organs for the sake of being more robotic or "cool" that concerns me. To be fair though, the likelihood of people replacing their organic parts for machines willingly would be pretty low for real life in the future, considering how freaking expensive that would be. Even in the event businesses demand it, the decision wouldn't be very popular and frankly, why bother with cyborg employees when the company can go all the way with robots and hire mechanics to repair them?

Replacing people with robots sounds more costly and counterproductive. Plus, where will all these people work then? Robot labor is not something we should be encourage nor welcome as it just means more homelessness and poverty.

Some people would certainly go for cybernetic enhancements for the sake of having them, but as you said it would be expensive and I doubt many people would be up for it, but they'll still be there. No point in trying to stop them, it's not like they'll be killing themselves.

Neornith wrote:

If I could have robot parts I would

If I needed robot parts, I would get them. Otherwise no dice.

The legion of war wrote:

But...but... What if I want to be a superhero like, oh I don't know, Cyborg?

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