But by another perspective on the cyborg spectrum, we are all cyborgs.
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“But What Do You Use It For?”
Posted on May 31, 2009 by auntyproton
“But what do you use it for? What do you do with it?” These questions came from my mother during a recent conversation. She was asking me about my computers and my electronic-infested life, and could not understand why I am so attached to my computers and gadgets. My step-father had asked me not long [...]
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Transhumanism Isn’t What We’ll Gain, But What We’ll Give Up
Posted on May 24, 2009 by auntyproton
Why would anybody want to replace their body, in whole or in part, with mechanical parts? Why in the world would anybody want to upload their mind into a machine?
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Project 2230
Posted on May 1, 2009 by auntyproton
How close are we in the real world of today to the technologies, to the culture, to the psychology of my imaginary 2230? How close, ultimately, is reality to science-fiction?
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