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At first the analogy struck me as odd. But capitalism's loathing an important member of its integral self and actively harming the removed member, the other mem
by treetalker 11mo ago
At first the analogy struck me as odd. But capitalism's loathing an important member of its integral self and actively harming the removed member, the other members, and the integral body on account of that loathing is apt.
- turtleyacht 11mo agoThe replaced arm has to graft itself or bootstrap all the things the body already had. It seems insurmountable, but the same thinking that brought this cybernetic substitution seems missing. Where are all the new bodies-from-arms?