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>>4510477
>humanity hasn't become completely inseparable from his technologic prostheses, yet.
I'd say we pretty much have been since agriculture. I think the idea that the tech should physically be part to our body for it to be recognised as transhumanism is too limited. Humans are rather part of a larger technological body. You could see your phones touchscreen as a brain-computer connector, just like a usb cable connects two different devices. Still, even by your definition, it's a mere matter of years. Especially since our Asian brethren don't have Christian heritage and fear of meddling with nature that we have. And once someone starts really going at it, the rest will feel forced to follow. It's all pretty much inevitable. Pic related, already happening.

>>4464851
Sorry my cochlear implant can't hear you over the sound of my pacemaker.