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Originally posted by RelaX
Also I'd love to see total invalids or people like that cyborged. Or deaf/blind people. Only if they wanted it themselves of course, but how wonderfull would it be for a blind/deaf person to be able to talk to human beings, albeit via electrodes.
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That's what I was thinking. They could also check with people who are supposed to die of some kind of disease or ailment and see if they would want to try. I'm sure they would get few to say no. After they got it working well, then I would want to be cyborged. Imagine being able to log on to the internet in your mind! and we could use bluetooth technology to go wireless!
As for who I would like to see preserved, I'd like to have great physicists and mathematicians preserved and put into brain farms where they would work day and night trying to crack the secrets of the universe!
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