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Dissection. Exposition exacte ou tableaux anatomiques en taillès-douces des différentes parties du corps humain. Exact exposition, or anatomical tables in copperplate engraving of the different parts of the human body. 1758.
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(2/2) Hypothetical scenario:
You can replace one of your INTERNAL ORGANS with a mechanical device that in some way functions better than the original part does (e.g. heart that cannot have a heart attack, stomach that's immune to food poisoning, etc).
It cannot replace an organ you no longer have, nor one that you need to have removed– it can be (for example) your asthmatic lungs, but only if you would otherwise be able to keep living with those lungs. The mechanical benefit can be anything that appeals to you personally that makes sense for the type of organ it's replacing. It will require maintenance, but no more than a natural organ does.
It's completely free (no cost for the organ OR the surgery to get it), you can opt in at any time (don't have to decide urgently), and support/parts/etc will always continue to be easily available to you (there is no risk of it turning into a subscription model, manufacturer dropping support for it, etc). HOWEVER, you still have to go through surgery and the recovery period, and the risks associated with surgery.
(2/2) Given these parameters, would you want to replace an internal organ with a mechanical one?
Yes, enthusiastically
Yes, after some consideration
I'm leaning toward yes, but I'm not sure
I'm leaning toward no, but I'm not sure
No, but I don't have strong feelings about this
Definitely not, never
I don't know
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Model depicting internal organs for medical study (1700's)- Science museum, London
POV: I just woke up, and you're on top of me.
You undress me, and reveal my slim body.
And with your X-ray vision, you are able to see my organs and how they work inside of me.
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