/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2054410
I think you failed to comprehend the argument. He's not talking about human surgeons who operate on people to give them robot parts or who operate on robots. He's talking about robots which operate on people to give them robot parts, new hearts, etc.

If surgery is reduced to a robotic process, healthcare will follow an corollary of Moore's Law and technological unemployment will finally hit one of the industries that is most in need of it.

Hmmm... technocratic oath. "I swear I shall invent technology to supplement me in whatever capacity I am able."

My objective is the design and development of synthetic people. Does my educational plan:
>>2007842
seem appropriate for realizing that objective?
I figure I might consider UC Berkley for my Bioengineering/Bionics research, and Singularity University for nanotechnology and nanofabrication though I suspect that will change the closer I get to that decision. I'm not aware of many post-graduate nanotech and nanofabrication programs.