According to Haraway, we are already cyborgs. Everytime you put on a pair of glasses to help you see, or a pair of sneakers to help you run, you are modifying yourself technologically. Amazing what we take for granted.

Crap. I shoulda expected that. ;)

Nonetheless, this particular reverse-borgification (adding muscle to machine instead of vice-versa) is pretty cool.

I'd implant a laser that removes pubic hair in my penis.

Maybe they could add those to tooth paste.

I'd implant a laser that removes penises from my web site.

Maybe they could add THOSE to tooth paste.

I'd implant a laser that removes penises from my web site.

I will take that as a personal insult. >:(

I'd implant a laser that removes pubic hair in my penis.

You have pubic hair IN your penis? Damn, that must itch sumpin awful.

Good point Madturk. Not many people think of such ho-hum wares as 'technology.' They have no idea what really goes into designing and producing them.

I don't like this "hippie" view of Borgdom, mostly because it means we're all fuking borgs just by dint of the flouride in our toothpaste, and that means, if I'm a borg, where the fuk is my flying car?

It's very very small in the tooth paste.

The flying car? Ain't hap'nin.