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Arun Bairagi

Serious Thinker • 1y

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Hey I am on Medial • 1y

We already have bionic arms, artificial hearts, and chips implanted for various functions. It’s not a stretch to say that humans might become part-machine in the future. It’s more likely that we’ll “evolve” with tech faster than through natural selec

Arun Bairagi

Serious Thinker • 1y

Correct, there are so many examples already like pacemaker, neuralink chips to communicate with computers, artificial ears to restore hearing and many more, which are heading us towards the evolution I am discussing about. In short human will evolve as Cyborgs one day.

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