I dunno. The confluence of the interests of furries and Metal Gear/Deus Ex/Cyberpunk fans might make for a lucrative market leading into the widespread adoption

I dunno. The confluence of the interests of furries and Metal Gear/Deus Ex/Cyberpunk fans might make for a lucrative market leading into the widespread adoption of Anansization. Jokes aside, I'm surprised at the rather negative response. As a medical problem, you're looking at not just cosmetic applications, but also treatments for not-uncommon disfigurement or injury, and the phasing out of existing, quite brutal, leg-lengthening surgeries. Philosophically, you have the issue of bodily agency, and the opportunity to remove that particular source of interpersonal disparity and discontent. Scientifically, I'd think it an interesting problem, one that seemed as implacable as death, except that it isn't, because we have brute-force methods to circumvent the proscriptions of the natural process. Figured that would be something HN would be eager to chat about.