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Jan 03, 2009 23:05

I have a question for the community. Say, for example, you are faced with a human who is either partially or mostly made up of mechanical parts. In other words, a cyborg. Would you consider that person any less human or refer to them as an abomination?

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king_of_lies January 4 2009, 04:11:51 UTC

No, merely they have adapted to the situations that forced them to evolve. Does that answer your question?

majorhacker January 4 2009, 04:14:30 UTC

Yes it does. Thank you.

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majorhacker January 4 2009, 04:15:06 UTC

There are some who feel... otherwise.

unluckychimera January 4 2009, 04:12:36 UTC

If it was done against their will, perhaps the ones who did it would be, but the people themselves... no.

majorhacker January 4 2009, 04:16:59 UTC

Very well put.

unluckychimera January 4 2009, 04:19:35 UTC

I've been on the receiving end too many times to throw that word around lightly.

majorhacker January 4 2009, 04:23:31 UTC

That's quite unfortunate.

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nonoise January 4 2009, 04:14:10 UTC

wouldn't. doesn't matter what person is made of, can still be human!

majorhacker January 4 2009, 04:20:10 UTC

You have a valid point.

nonoise January 4 2009, 04:22:24 UTC

why was Miss asking?

majorhacker January 4 2009, 04:25:16 UTC

A simple musing after a conversation with someone I thought I once knew.

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godisagirl January 4 2009, 04:15:04 UTC

That's stupid. Of course they're still a person.

majorhacker January 4 2009, 04:21:14 UTC

Even if there's nothing organic left in them and only resemble a human in their form?

godisagirl January 4 2009, 04:33:38 UTC

Yes. If they feel like us, they're a person.

majorhacker January 4 2009, 04:38:44 UTC

And if they don't?

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