appendix A: the bio-adapter∗.
Oswald Wiener's narrative text describes the increasing integration of a human being with a cybernetic apparatus that envelops the human body and replaces its previous environment. Presented as a "prospectus" outlining the device's functionality, Wiener's scenario envisions a co-evolution of the mac...
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