/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2986098
"Unknown consequences for humanity" are not necessarily negatively connoted consequences. Then again, I picked the Helios ending, so perhaps I'm a bit biased.

>>2756326
But the point of such posts is that the term "cyborg" is ambiguous since we make use of technology every single day to better the qualities of our lives even though most of it probably isn't inside of us. Does using a phone with internet capabilities, the ability to find information on pretty much anything, potentially make you a cyborg? Until we've advanced in augmentation and augmentation implementation technologies, the term "cyborg" will be up for individual definition.