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The documentary 'Cyborgs: Human Machines' focuses on the intersection of technology and human enhancement through digital implants. It presents the perspective of trans-humanists who are integrating technology into their bodies to enhance their physical and sensory capabilities. This raises questions about the future of humanity and the implications of having individuals with enhanced abilities in society.
Directed by Luisa Wawrzinek and featuring John Berwick, the film runs for 44 minutes and discusses how advancements in technology are leading some people to become real-life cyborgs. It examines the potential societal changes that could occur if a segment of the population possesses what could be considered supernatural powers.
Why Watch
- •Meet trans-humanists enhancing their bodies with technology.
- •Find out how digital implants expand human senses.
- •See the implications of real-life cyborgs in society.
Did You Know
•The film was released in 2017 and has a duration of 44 minutes.
•Trans-humanists are fusing their bodies with digital implants.
•The documentary questions how life will change if some people have supernatural powers.
Perfect For
Cyborg technologyHuman enhancementDigital implants