tbh current mechanical arms and shiet are pathetic

say what?

and they don't really work well and they are astronomically expensive

the arms I have seen are amazing

they are utter garbage compared to our normal biological stuff

well duh

>but if it comes to cyberfying the very essence of humanity we dont know if our flesh might reject the cold lifeless steel

what does that even mean

sticking nano bots in our brain might have unforseen consequences

honestly you can put a lot of metal into the body it doesn't seem to reject it

uh well nanobots

we aren't there yet at all

it shouldn't really have unforseen consequences because if we develop these, not only our nanotechnology of course will be advanced but also thanks to these we will be able to actually see a living nervous system

a big obstacle in research in this area is that you can't really see how the living brain actually works

all assumptions

soon after we have the nanobots we will have the nervous system all figured out tbh

>all assumptions

none of these are assumptions

oh you have seen the future?

nice

tell me if I ever get laid

why would I see the future

I dont need to I can still say some things for sure

not if they didnt happen yet

the sun will rise in like 9 hours 🤷

not in australia

what part specifically do you disagree with

nothing in particular

I only don't like how you word your sentences as if it was all forseen

with 100% accuracy

I am a fkn smart ass nothing more

I stick to simple predictions that are obvious

like if we have tools to do something, then we will be able to do it

you dont know if our tools will be good enough tho

maybe there is a limit to how far we can go

I actually know, these nanobots would only need to have some basic sensors

why arent you in nanobot technology development fam

why would I be

also uh

because you seem to know exactly how nanobots are supposed to work

I don't know if nanobots will for sure be developed