cyborgs

Our iPhones don't make us cyborgs, hackers like Steve Mann are cyborgs.

So, people with prosthetics or cochlear implants would be cyborgs, but simply augmenting your brain wouldn't count.

Never mind about cyborgs, or script-enhanced humans, which are what users of this add-on will become.

If these cyborgs and computers delusionally believe themselves to be human, all the better.

Perhaps we'll be slaves of a future superior race of cyborgs, or wiped out as an inferior competitor.

Imagine what kind of DRM mess will begin when cyborgs will become a reality?

Everybody thought there would be moon colonies by now, or advanced cyborgs.

I know people theorize about the mark of the beast and cyborgs and privacy but I simply haven't seen it.

I recently gave a talk about hearing loss, and one of the things I said was that hearing aids make us practically cyborgs.

I suspect outside of tech/HN circles people are less eager to become cyborgs.

For all they care, we can be ushered off the stage and replaced by cyborgs and computers that can happily produce more source code.

Maybe once we are cyborgs, but not before then.

A "regular" man might not fit into a world where we're all part cyborgs.

See Andy Clark's book "Natural-Born Cyborgs".

Third paragraph down: "Such studies straddle ethical boundaries, some have noted, if humans create cyborgs to crawl into misbehaving nuclear reactors or skittle around in debris looking for survivors after earthquakes, for them, does that cross a moral line?