Blurring the man-machine interface!

[wirelessguru1]

Scientists build the One Million Dollar man



One million dollar Rex – short for robotic exoskeletons – was built using the most advanced artificial limbs and organs from across the world.



And he shows that from bionic arms and legs to artificial organs, science is beginning to catch up with science fiction in the race to replace body parts with man-made alternatives.



http://www.telegraph...Dollar-man.html

 

[Jazzy]

Kind of creepy looking but totally amazing.

 

[DrLeftover]

Who remembers the TV series MANTIS?



(the good part starts about 10:30 or so)



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0yMMzxJrXU

 

[wirelessguru1]

Kind of creepy looking but totally amazing.

Well, less expensive men (less than one million dollars) also look kind of creepy sometimes... LOL

 

[Evil Eye]

We are the Borg. Resistance if futile.

 

[wirelessguru1]

Yep. Men made machines so that machines would then make men or vice versa, machines made men so that men would then make machines. It is a cyclical and symbiotic relationship...

 

[wirelessguru1]

More on this!

Meet Rex: the $1m bionic man with working heart, set of lungs and human face:



http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/meet-rex-the-1m-bionic-man-with-working-heart-set-of-lungs-and-human-face-8481943.html

 

[Evil Eye]

We'll get there yet.

 

[wirelessguru1]

We'll get there yet.

We already got there. Men made machines so that machines would then make men or vice versa, machines made men so that men would then make machines. It is a cyclic and symbiotic relationship...

 

[Evil Eye]

Well... we've made machines... but they aren't making humans yet. So we aren't there yet. Not for this iteration in any case.

 

[wirelessguru1]

Well... we've made machines... but they aren't making humans yet. So we aren't there yet. Not for this iteration in any case.

Well true reality is spread in frequency and time is just it's inverse...