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| | Incipient Posthuman: Beginnings |
 | | The skeptical reader might respond that she is perfectly happy being a normal, limited, unenhanced human; that she is sure she would be no happier with all this extra sensory response; and that she doesn't see why anyone would want to become more than human. |
 | | First, it is indeed wonderful to be human, and to be a lucky human at that, one who enjoys the privilege of living in a modern society where good nutrition, expert medical care, quality education, and Internet access are available to nearly all. |
 | | The human body will be more durable, healthy, energetic, easier to repair, and resistant to many kinds of stress, biological threat, and aging process. |
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