Why even lift when we will live to see bionic limb replacements that will bring us beyond natural strength?
Why even lift when we will live to see bionic limb replacements that will bring us beyond natural strength?
Ryan White
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Christopher Russell
Because no one wants to get fingered by a cripple.
Henry Myers
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Sebastian Carter
For aesthetics and health until that happens. It is almost like you do not want to live long and well connected enough to reach post-humanity.
Justin Smith
Dildo arm replacements
Xavier Wood
>thinking you'll be able to afford them
>thinking they won't be heavily moderated and controlled
kek
Ayden Watson
Because I will become some kind of anime character that is able to out lift the bionic through force of will and dedication.
Juan Morris
>amputate all limbs and get replacements so you can lift 6/7/8/9
time to leave humanity behind boys
Tyler Smith
They'll probably cost no more than $5000 to manufacture once we get production line models, so expect a price of $10000 to $20000 for a limb replacement.
Robert Robinson
I'm admittedly more interested in bone replacements or enhancements. I want to be able to punch through a wall without looking like a freak.
Lucas Hill
An amputation alone costs $50,000
Julian Mitchell
Can a bionic limb feel a qts hand holding it
Dominic James
Sucks to live in burgerland.
Easton Martin
>cosmetic surgery is free outside of the US
imagine being retarded
David Edwards
>10,000 to 20,000
>for the FIRST model of fully controllable bionic arm that gives you super strength
What century of value are you using for the U.S. dollar?
Angel Garcia
It's not free, but definitely not as expensive.
David Fisher
First model, no. First factory made model? Maybe.
Bentley Ward
The supplement industry is known for its generous markups, right? Surely this performance enhancing biomedical transplant will only cost $20k and be available to citizens.
Adrian Jenkins
>pays out the ass in terms of taxes compared to the U.S
>at least it's not as expensive :)
Brandon Ross
>anything less than $50,000 is $0
Brayden Jackson
Taxes are worth it, to be honest. I don't have to worry about student debt or medical debt. And it's not like you don't make a living wage just because we pay a ton of taxes.
Brayden Hill
Girl ain't going to get wet looking at a bionic arm lifting smth heavy lmao. Girl is going to get wet running her hand over your biceps and your abs.
Like cmon man, I know this is a troll but I wouldn't doubt if some people on here actually thought that way.
Alexander Morris
>private healthcare costs for performance enhancing operation will be significantly cheaper in countries outside of the US
no
Luis Hernandez
>moving the goalposts
Lucas Ortiz
Because your light weight high strength carbon fibres STILL need to be attached to a fleshy human frame.
So it doesn't really matter if my arm can press 500lbs overhead if my shitty weak body is still going to give and allow my prosthetic to be ripped from my now irreparably damaged socket.
Luke Cox
>lifting for girls
Sebastian Reed
Then let's replace all of it.
Cameron Sanders
excellent contribution
Anthony Sullivan
Kaz, I'm already a demon
Jacob Walker
An eventuality yes, but not in our lifetime.
So unless you dig the look of carbon fibre enough to have it as your new skin tone, best get back to lifting you fucking twink
Jason Sanchez
>a 40% tax when you earn 33,000 pounds is worth it
I just don't see it man
Bentley Allen
>So it doesn't really matter if my arm can press 500lbs overhead if my shitty weak body is still going to give
Josiah Powell
Not in our lifetime? Please. If you think you will still be alive around 2070-2090, you gonna make it.
Caleb Scott
Unironically asking to delete this please
Logan Gonzalez
>we will see the age of DIY exoskeletons and bionic limbs
The future looks schway.
Kevin Rodriguez
Remember those photos from the 60's showing MIT students working on monstrous computers and one armed assembly line robots and such, but still in very early, gritty stages?
We'll look back on this photo in 30 years as we do on those.
Colton Rodriguez
Four cinderblocks, wow, amazing. Is that supposed to impress us?
Ryder Perry
user I don't think i'm gonna survive through my 20's
Thomas Torres
It’s 45 grand fampai
Ayden Wright
Nanomachines Chad > cyborg sissy
Matthew Garcia
Why would I mutilate myself?
Robert Robinson
It doesnt work like that
A lever is limited by its weakest point, a bionic attachment is only barely attached to your body and will get ripped out if you over extend
What you need is an exoskeleton
Justin Scott
>get arm cut off
>expected to pay 50k for being turned into a cripple
>such is life in Ameristan
Colton Reyes
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