¿ man or robot ?

As we worked it in class, I think that is a good topic of conversation, or at least a good topic to deal with. The technology is addressing all scientific areas, especially in the area of health. With the time there have been good results to improve techniques for discovering curative medicines, preventive methods, support machines, deployments, among others.

But the most recent is the ability to give vision to the one who has lost, or that was born without visibility, or the ability to override the physical pain with connecting or disconnecting the amygdala of painful sensations. I think this is fine as long as is used only for specified purposes of chronic diseases such as fibromyalgia, back pain, and / or leg (can be caused by spinal disease), complex regional pain syndrome (which takes place usually in the foot or hand after injury as a fracture of a bone), surgery (which can be produced from a nerve injury) or painful neuropathy (neurological disorders caused by nerve generating intense chronic pain) among others.
But the danger is precisely the misuse of all this. It could create an army of soldiers with the amygdala extirpated with the aim of not feel pain in the fighting even in death.
I feel that over time, but has already been taken in some cases in America and other countries, the opportunity to remedy any deficiencies of human men and bound to a remote control, to any processor or device that controls the part of the body the man whose unable to goes for itself.
At the end, if we put for every human lack a processor or a device to make it work better, we would end to be human and we would take the category of cyborgs, half organic creature and a half mechanic, usually with the intention of improving the capabilities of the organism using artificial technology. Maybe we'll destroy ourself for make us better.

¿Where is going the world?
- ¡Stop it I want to get off!