Would you get bionic/cyborg technology?

Technology is emerging that is blurring the lines between human and computer. Recently, scientists have come up with methods to allow your brain to properly interface with a computer, or with other bionic parts of your body.

Lets say that one day, scientists come up with things like retinal computer displays, and brain/computer interface technology and are able to implant them inside you.

My question to you is... would you get bionic/cyborg technology implanted in your body.

I would.

I doubt I would decline it.

Most humans beings has the knowlage that the body is weak, and degenerates fast, if you could switch out parts, with no real loss, but alot of gain, I would in a heartbeat.

Ofcourse there would be people who things it is wrong, that it is not natural, but neither are cars or society, just because it is man made, doessnt make it flawed or wrong.

It could also beof really good use in alot of jobs, anddiffecult work conditions (altho there will surely be less gloriousmilitery applications aswell).

i wouldn't mind being able to shoot freakin lasers out of my eyes as long as my eyes still looked normal...when i'm not laser blasting i mean.

It is perhaps the only way to survive the Robot apocalypse. So obviously yes. vito_128

Dont you mean apocalyps3? :-P

No and I hope I'm long gone before this becomes a reallity for people. :?

Yes,then i wouldnt have to kill a chinaman for his lungs to replace mine which are f*****

Yes,then i wouldnt have to kill a chinaman for his lungs to replace mine which are f*****

I would definitely become a cyborg like the Terminator. Walk around and just be like, "I'll be back." and then ram a car through their front door. The cops couldn't do much because I'm a damn super-soldier cyborg.RAMRODtheMASTER

considering that Deus Ex is my favorite game ever...

hellllll yea, give me 'dem bionic augmentations! I want a skull gun...so when I think I want someone dead, they die.

[QUOTE="RAMRODtheMASTER"]I would definitely become a cyborg like the Terminator. Walk around and just be like, "I'll be back." and then ram a car through their front door. The cops couldn't do much because I'm a damn super-soldier cyborg.GrandJury

Technology is emerging that is blurring the lines between human and computer. Recently, scientists have come up with methods to allow your brain to properly interface with a computer, or with other bionic parts of your body.

Lets say that one day, scientists come up with things like retinal computer displays, and brain/computer interface technology and are able to implant them inside you.

My question to you is... would you get bionic/cyborg technology implanted in your body.

I would.

If it was like Mass Effect and it was biotics, sure.

But I don't know about cybernetic implants.

If it was like Mass Effect and it was biotics, sure.

But I don't know about cybernetic implants.

vidplayer8

those L2 implants are awful...migraines, chronic pain, insanity.

Will this improve my love making capabilities? If so, then yes, I'm good as it is, but this with this, I would become a gift to women everywhere...GTA_dude

oh god if this was any other site but Gamespot I'd love to link something relevant to this...

I probably wouldn't, but a world like the Ghost in the Shell universe would be awesome.

Yes I would, but nothing over the top such as having a gun as an arm, however much of a novelty that would be.

I want a phone inside my head, so that I could call someone and talk to them without speaking out loud.

Also, a calculator inside my head would be useful.

If I could be like Robo cop and still get the ladies sure.GrandJury

Personally I think cybernetics is our next step in human evolution. Because we as a species over the years have improved our might with external weapons and improved our travel speed with transport. Who's to say after centuries of trying to make us stronger as a species that we'd reject cybernetics that would drastically improve ourselves physically?

If it could make me like JC Denton from Deus Ex, then yes I would.

Ever since I was a little kid, I've wanted a little crosshairs in my eye, like the Six-million Dollar Man had in his bionic eye.

Yes, but I wouldn't want to replace any limbs or anything with bionic components unless I lose said limb or organ.Setsa

Ever since I was a little kid, I've wanted a little crosshairs in my eye, like the Six-million Dollar Man had in his bionic eye.

aransom

I would want it to fix my eyes and ears.

i want nanomachines to repair wounds and keep me young forever =SJandurin

If it works, sure. Biological bodies break too easily.

id get some roboeyes and some roboears

No and I hope I'm long gone before this becomes a reallity for people. :?

Pirate700

If it works, sure. Biological bodies break too easily.

pianist

[QUOTE="pianist"]

If it works, sure. Biological bodies break too easily.

xaos

Haha... or a message pops up in your brain: "Cardiac Operation Software v. 6.2.3 has performed an illegal operation and will shut down." And then you know it's going to be a bad day.

[QUOTE="xaos"][QUOTE="pianist"]

If it works, sure. Biological bodies break too easily.

Haha... or a message pops up in your brain: "Cardiac Operation Software v. 6.2.3 has performed an illegal operation and will shut down." And then you know it's going to be a bad day.