#bionic human

 I agree with Crystal in that there is nothing to sweat; that all we have to do to avoid being replaced is to embrace our technological counterparts. That being said, I disagree with her in that distinctions between humans and robots being marginal would be a bad thing. I’m not talking about Bladerunner, which is a film I have never seen, rather I’m thinking of the future. A bionic human seems to me to be the next step in evolution. Humans are imperfect beings who forget, get sick, and have many other imperfections. With the assistance of technology, there is no reason why these imperfections can’t be fixed. Likewise, the thought that machines will never be able to compete in areas like communication is old fashioned. 20 years ago, people thought computers would never be able to reply one sentence, let alone several. That being said, if we look at systems like clverbot, we can see that, though it’s not exactly the best communicator, a machine can hold a conversation for a few moments. This small step towards artificial communication shows that the thoughts from 20 years ago and, more importantly, this article are wrong.

it looks like the bionic human is not too distant a reality, in the near future we will see natural body parts being replaced by custom 3d printed parts which are printed at home using the schematics given in a database online. this i believe will give rise to a new age of cheap and affordable healthcare which was earlier beyond the means of an average man. imagine a world where after an accident doctors can replace a hand or an eye or any other body part for that matter, with a modified custom 3d printed part which is far more superior to what it was naturally. it all sounds like a scene from some tech movie but the article to which a link is given below is making it a reality. With this technology at our disposal we can have far less disabled population thus greatly reducing the burden on governments to provide healthcare to its citizens. funds can be allocated for a more positive use. but even more importantly an individual can lead a much better and quality life as compared to current alternatives. the link is given below and please reblog if you enjoyed reading it. 3D printed ear binds biology with electronics http://www.futurity.org/top-stories/3d-printed-ear-binds-biology-with-electronics/

The Bionic Hand was invented by David Gow. The Bionic Hand thumb and fingers can move and grip just like a human hand and it is unique because it is uses patient's mind and muscles control the movements. The bionic hand rival is X finger.