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What happens if people can't afford to get a bionic. 

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What happens if people can't afford to get a bionic. 

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We're seeing more sophisticated.

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According to Ramez naam, "Will anyone be able to have their own body' and more importantly their own brain"?

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In animal studies, scientists have shown that a monkey with a brain implant can control a robot arm 7,000 miles away.

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Other research is pointing to enhancements to memory and decision making.

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Prosthetic means a device designed to replace a missing part of the body or to make a part of the body work better.

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Around 220,00 people worldwide already walk around with cochlear implants.

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A disease that weakens muscles and causes a person's arms and legs to shake.

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cochlear implants are devices worn around the ear that turn sound waves into electrical impulses shunted directly into the auditory nerve

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why does prosthetics cost so much?, even though it should be considered a necessity

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why does prosthetics cost so much?, even though it should be considered a necessity

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deep brain stimulators are used to control parkinson's disease, though lately they've also been tested in use against severe depression and obsessive compulsive disorder

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oscar pistorius had to fight hard for inclusion in the Olympics

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hippocampus:                                                                         the hippocampus is a small, seahorse-shaped  part of the brain that's essential in forming new memories     

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hippocampus:                                                                         the hippocampus is a small, seahorse-shaped  part of the brain that's essential in forming new memories     

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If bionic parts are so expensive, how do so many people have them?

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i-limb ultra, is an artificial hand with five independently articulating fingers

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i-limb ultra, is an artificial hand with five independently articulating fingers

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Brain Stimulators send electrode tunneling several inches in the brain so that the Parkinson's disease is not that bad.

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"Consider the thought-controlled bionic leg that Zac Vawter used to climb all 103 floors of Chicago's Willis Tower."

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A monkey with a brain implant can control a robot arm 7,000 miles away.

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W H Y-Many people do not have some extremities and we could use bionic parts to replace them.

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Implant
To implant is to fix, replace or place something inside a person's body, especially in surgery.

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Around 220,000 people worldwide already walk around with cochlear implants.

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Cochlear
The cochlear is a part of the ear that processes auditory transduction.

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Devices worn around the ear that turn sound waves into electrical impulses shunted directly into the auditory nerve.

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in fact around 220,000 people worldwide already walk around with cochlear implats

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in fact around 220,000 people worldwide already walk around with cochlear implats

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Implant means to implant a device means to place it inside the body through surgery.

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Around 220,000 people worldwide already walk around with cochlear implants.

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W H E R E-A research in Wake Forest universtiy.

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These protheses respond to the thoughts and intentions of their owners

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How do people get around with a prosthetics that ran out of battery

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Cochlear implants-A deivce for people hard of hearing.

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Cochlear implants-A deivce for people hard of hearing.

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220,000 people worldwide are already using these cochlear implants

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ramez naam said, "in the workforce in particular, enhancement technology might affect all of us. when it's possible to make humans smarter, sharper, and faster,how will that affect us?will the effect be mostly positive  boosting our productivity and the rate of human innovation? or will it just be another pressure to compete at work? who will be able to afford these technologies?will anyone be able to have their body and more importantly,their brain upgraded? or will only the rich have access to these enhancements?

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Around 220,000 people worldwide aleardy walk around with cochlear implants.

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Electrode means a conductor which electricity enters or leaves an object

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These prostheses are going to enhance abilities, giving powers we never had.

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Hippocampus-A small seahorse shaped part of the brain that's essential in forming new memories.

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Around 220000 people worldwide already walk around with cochlear implants-devices worn around the ear that turn sound waves into electrical impulses shunted directly into the auditory nerve.

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implant means to place it inside of the body

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220,000 people have cochlear implants

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What keeps people that suffer from bipolar disorder from getting the help they need?

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In an episode of mania, you may feel very happy and excited and full of energy but can't sleep and can get irritated by people quickly.

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"Worldwide, at least 13% of people between the ages of 10 and 19 live with a diagnosed mental-health disorder" (Murphy, 2021).

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There are two different types of bipolar disorder: Manic and Depressive

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The World Health Organization identifies schizophrenia as one of the most severe mental health disorders experienced by people

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Basophobia means having fear of not being able to stand up or walk

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It is estimated that 14% of 10-19 year-olds experience mental health conditions worldwide

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Prevalence means how common something can happen