I'm really not looking forward to (pure) humans assaulting cyborgs again. > No shirt. No shoes. No augmented reality glasses. No service. Earlier this month, h

I'm really not looking forward to (pure) humans assaulting cyborgs again. > No shirt. No shoes. No augmented reality glasses. No service. Earlier this month, human cyborg and University of Toronto Professor Steve Mann, claims he was brutalized and kicked out of a Paris McDonald’s after employees objected to his headset and its ability to record photos and videos of his experiences. > [snip] > To draw attention to his plight, on July 16th Mann posted an account of the alleged assault on blogspot, causing an international uproar. The incident has so far been covered by more than three dozen major news outlets, including Tech Crunch, Forbes, Mashable and The Verge. A group on Reddit had more than 2,000 comments as of this writing. Sci-fi blog io9 even described the alleged attack as "the world’s first cybernetic hate crime." https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/cyborg-steve-mann-details-alleged-mcdonald-s-assault-flna889595 https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/cyborg-steve-mann-det...