Cybofree - Cyborgs, Fantasy, Reality, Ethics and Education

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Eubios Journal of Asian and International Bioethics 11 (6):178-183 (2001)
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This paper examines ethical issues associated with cyborgs. A core issue is whether the cyborg body offers a fredom for the fantasies of the mind. It is a freedom that enables the mind to explore into the new environments. To characterize such a cyborg based freedom for fantasy creation, we propose the term "CYBOFREE"

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