Cyborg, or not to Cyborg?

[CountDeMoney]

A penile replacement with deployable JDAM tail fins would be kinda cool.

For ripping open an orifice?

I suppose it kinda defeats the purpose of avoiding collateral damage re: circular probability error, doesn't it?

Oops.

[jimmy olsen]

In 15-20 years you'll just be able to get a new limb or organ cloned, no need for mechanical replacements.

[DontSayBanana]

In 15-20 years you'll just be able to get a new limb or organ cloned, no need for mechanical replacements.

That's an unusually pessimistic projection for you, Tim.

Way I see it, to replace a limb, we need to grow bone, muscle, flesh, nerve tissue, and arterial pathways- so we're already 60 percent there.

[Siege]

Mono, technology grows exponentially. You are thinking linearly. Within your lifetime we will do thinks that you now believe impossible.

[Iormlund]

The exponential pattern doesn't necessarily work in medical applications, though. We need to test shit on animals and humans, and that process cannot be accelerated in such a way.