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Reason Staff | 7.2.2003 11:13 AM

New at Reason: Ron Bailey gets assimilated at this year's Transhumanism event.

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Robocop 22 years ago

And if I accidentally shoot a cigarette out of your mouth, please forgive me. Sometimes things go a bit "hay-wired," you know.
morris 22 years ago

I don't think that would happen, Robocop. The article said, "Such enhancing technologies include: genetic engineering ... integration of human biology with computer technologies, and new psychopharmaceutical treatments to improve cognitive capacities and mood states."

It didn't mention any guns.

The only way you'd be able to get that cigarette out is by having the gubmint sue manufacturers for astronomical sums.
peeing gallery 20 21 years ago

Omnes aequo animo parent ubi digni imperant - All men cheerfully obey where worthy men rule. (Syrus)

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