No. He's got a damn robotic arm. If he was seriously pissed about the situation don't you think he'd just fling his captors across the room, smash the box, and run off into the sunset towards freedom and the envy of all non-cyborg monkeys?
No. He's got a damn robotic arm. If he was seriously pissed about the situation don't you think he'd just fling his captors across the room, smash the box, and run off into the sunset towards freedom and the envy of all non-cyborg monkeys?
So if you have one really strong robotic arm, Bionic Man style, you could really do some damage to yourself as well.
No. He's got a damn robotic arm. If he was seriously pissed about the situation don't you think he'd just fling his captors across the room, smash the box, and run off into the sunset towards freedom and the envy of all non-cyborg monkeys?
No. He's got a damn robotic arm. If he was seriously pissed about the situation don't you think he'd just fling his captors across the room, smash the box, and run off into the sunset towards freedom and the envy of all non-cyborg monkeys?
Of course! How silly of me! *shakes head*
Good. Now that this is settled how about we figure out a way for that monkey to use that arm to make me a damn sandwich.
Believe it or not they're already starting to do some of this stuff with people. My lady is paralyzed from the waist down and they offered her the chance to participate in a clinical trial. Basically, they'd implant electrodes directly into her nervous system that would allow her to stand up and sit down (but not walk) just by thinking about it, bypassing the spinal chord. We nixed the idea because it's a pretty major operation and still completely experimental, but maybe a few years down the line...
MrStitches
Brooklyn, NY
November 2003
FEB 20, 2007 10:16 PM