To be cyborg does not mean only to have a chip that has a memory storage function in your brain or other functions.
To be cyborg means to have anything artificial, if you have a metal bare in your foot because you had an accident or an artificial member, means that you are a cyborg.
Artificial things are not bad if they help you.
For example my IQ is around 100, I’m not a smart guy, If I want to be smarter I will have to become a cyborg so I can improve my intellectual functions of the brain or to risk some current pills that may increase IQ but affect my brain function on the long run (I don’t want to die at 40 years because I wanted to be a little smarter for a few years and my brain gave me a stroke).
I want to understand math, physics, chemistry, but my current brain configuration and information inside it, don’t do a good job at that, so I can learn more, increasing my understanding slowly, but in the future where most people have a computer in there brain and become smarter I will feel even more dumb, when they know things almost instantly and I need to use a computer or a phone to find them, they win precious time and find solutions to problems faster than me.
To have a job will most probably become almost impossible if not impossible, without becoming a cyborg with partial computer brain.
Most employers will want robots and cyborgs to work for theme, because they do things faster and find solutions faster than today.
Imagine that you are in your car today and you have a great idea, you have to start writing it.
You write it slow and you may lose important parts of it, but if you can record your idea, than you win efficiency, for your work or for your job.
Today people say they don’t want to use a computer, that they prefer the old fashion way, to write.
But what will happen if they lost that content?
It’s harder to make a hard copy of a document that a virtual copy.
Most people will become cyborgs
