The problem is that electronics make you dependent on a expensive, long and fragile and closed source technology. This is the opposite of liberation. Except for prosthesis of course.

Ideally we'd rather have 3D printed sensory and internal organs to augment ourselves. Things that don't wear out but can repair themselves and grow to become truly part of our body. Augments that last a lifetime and ideally extend our lifetime.

The ultimate would be a type of biocomputer that we directly control with our brain and that can alter our body. Which is science fiction of course, but imagine meditating to reconfigure your body in some internal space, like changing your sex from male to female and then slowly growing towards that over a few months. That is far off obviously, but it marks the goal we should move towards. Not electronics or mechanics as a foreign object, but biological systems that become part of us.

I've been ready to completely swap my body for a fully cybernetic shell ala Ghost in the Shell since, well, Ghost in the Shell.

Hearing colour might be cool but I'd really like to upgrade my memory storage, and rocket punch.

It's just living up to their part of the deal: if I'm going to get the dystopia part, I damn well better also get the cyberpunk part.

Neil Harbisson is the world’s first officially recognised human cyborg

fucking bullshit. stephen hawking couldn't function or communicate without his chair & computer. you’re gonna say that doesn't count? then i don’t trust your judgement

This is some "Terminal man" shit right here.

Wait... They did a remake of cyborg? Is Van Damme in it?

"upgraded", sure sure.