Even without modifications to our bodies, our tools are already an extension of ourselves in our mind. We feel incomplete without them. But from what I underst

Even without modifications to our bodies, our tools are already an extension of ourselves in our mind. We feel incomplete without them. But from what I understand, the Cyborg Manifesto is about much more than that. I recently came across a really informative video about it[0] that it was also a feminist critique of other brands of feminism. An opposition to identity politics. We shouldn't divide ourselves into restrictive categories based on identities we subscribe to, but reject those restrictions and divisions. I'm not sure if I agree with all aspects of the Cyborg Manifesto, but that part is certainly something I strongly agree with. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fe7U-ANhSOE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fe7U-ANhSOE