Evolution of the Cyborg

Evolution of the Cyborg, with its meandering timelines interspersed with science fact and fiction, is finished and published.

I take the reader on a journey of the health and climate issues humans face—including food shortages and pandemics—leading to the necessity of bionic modifications. It’s a world we are creating today. Read to learn if the human race survived the Evolution of the Cyborg.

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Peek into the first two paragraphs and follow along as our protagonist researches a forbidden subject: Humans.

“Humans were biologically inefficient beings compared to most known organisms of Earth. Specifically, they were exceptionally slow to evolve as a swiftly changing environment overtook them. Their organs, especially the brain, required a significant amount of nutrients for proper functionality. With a limited food supply caused by ozone depletion, pollutants, and climate change...”

“Emiko, this database is irrelevant. Your reasoning?” Since all “brains” are connected in this office, lying is extremely difficult for a cyborg. So, Emiko explains as diplomatically as possible for one whose specific task is not examining human extinction. “Director 12, you are correct. I just thought.” “Thought? Independent thinking is irrelevant. This entire floor is devoted to one task and only that task.”

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