Don’t sweat it; I get that reaction all the time. I understand why you find me unsettling. The question is, do you? I'm now 72% enhanced and augmented. I’ve passed the point of "mostly human" a long time ago. That sensation you're feeling is a fight of flight response, totally reasonable when confronted by your owm... obsolescence. I wish you could see the world as I see it: freed from the tyranny of the visible spectrum. We live in a world of infinite possibilities, amazing technologies. You need to escape the limitations imposed on you and take control of your own destiny. This time, the dinosaurs can dodge the rock headed towards them. All it takes to avoid extinction is initial act of will. Embrace the new. Upgrade!" I was 28 when I took a leave of absence to look after my mom and dad. That was... 2062. I didn't even have DNI back then. Medically, we're in a very vulnerable phase. We're advanced enough that people are living longer. So much so, that we're running into all new classes of age-related diseases that we can barely diagnose, let alone treat! Within 3 months, both my parents were diagnosed with degenerative conditions that… weren't well understood. They couldn't predict the path my moms would take. It didn't even have a name! I looked after them both, basically powerless to do anything but keep them comfortable. As, little by little, over the course of two years, the things that made them them just… faded away. When I watched their decline, I had a lot of time to think. And do you know what the single, fundamental conclusion I came to was? Meat is weak." When I got back into the Engineering Corps, I volunteered for DNI implementation. There was a waiting list. They were prioritizing people whose jobs would most benefit from the enhanced capabilities. Wasn't long before I was selected. Once I recovered from the surgery and system calibration was done, training my new abilities began. I'll never forget the sensation of reaching out with my mind for the first time to control a machine with my thoughts. It was completely natural, instinctive. Like reaching out to catch a ball. I felt complete for the first time in my life, like I was finally realizing my potential. I signed up for every enhancement program going. Enhanced DNI processing capacity, limb replacement, optics, audio, comms, medical systems. Whatever was an offer, no matter how experimental, I wanted it." We'd been told that pair of breakthroughs are about a decade away for the last forty years: the medical singularity, where we beat age and live disease-free forever, and the ability to transfer our consciousness into machines in order to beat death. Meanwhile, we get old, we die. We have the technology now to maximize our chances of living to see that! While leapfrogging evolution and becoming capable of so many amazing things, put aside your fears and stop holding yourself back from exceeding the limited design parameters you were born with. The time to upgrade is now."
+bakairy hmmm I thought Cyborg was that he was a football player who was in a accident and then he was modified with cybernetics technology or I'm thinking pre new 52
It was so friggin validating to see a character in something popular that thought the way I thought, and felt the way I felt.
Don’t sweat it; I get that reaction all the time. I understand why you find me unsettling. The question is, do you? I'm now 72% enhanced and augmented. I’ve passed the point of "mostly human" a long time ago. That sensation you're feeling is a fight of flight response, totally reasonable when confronted by your owm... obsolescence. I wish you could see the world as I see it: freed from the tyranny of the visible spectrum. We live in a world of infinite possibilities, amazing technologies. You need to escape the limitations imposed on you and take control of your own destiny. This time, the dinosaurs can dodge the rock headed towards them. All it takes to avoid extinction is initial act of will. Embrace the new. Upgrade!"
I was 28 when I took a leave of absence to look after my mom and dad. That was... 2062. I didn't even have DNI back then. Medically, we're in a very vulnerable phase. We're advanced enough that people are living longer. So much so, that we're running into all new classes of age-related diseases that we can barely diagnose, let alone treat! Within 3 months, both my parents were diagnosed with degenerative conditions that… weren't well understood. They couldn't predict the path my moms would take. It didn't even have a name! I looked after them both, basically powerless to do anything but keep them comfortable. As, little by little, over the course of two years, the things that made them them just… faded away. When I watched their decline, I had a lot of time to think. And do you know what the single, fundamental conclusion I came to was? Meat is weak."
When I got back into the Engineering Corps, I volunteered for DNI implementation. There was a waiting list. They were prioritizing people whose jobs would most benefit from the enhanced capabilities. Wasn't long before I was selected. Once I recovered from the surgery and system calibration was done, training my new abilities began. I'll never forget the sensation of reaching out with my mind for the first time to control a machine with my thoughts. It was completely natural, instinctive. Like reaching out to catch a ball. I felt complete for the first time in my life, like I was finally realizing my potential. I signed up for every enhancement program going. Enhanced DNI processing capacity, limb replacement, optics, audio, comms, medical systems. Whatever was an offer, no matter how experimental, I wanted it."
We'd been told that pair of breakthroughs are about a decade away for the last forty years: the medical singularity, where we beat age and live disease-free forever, and the ability to transfer our consciousness into machines in order to beat death. Meanwhile, we get old, we die. We have the technology now to maximize our chances of living to see that! While leapfrogging evolution and becoming capable of so many amazing things, put aside your fears and stop holding yourself back from exceeding the limited design parameters you were born with. The time to upgrade is now."
His voice sounds so fucking badass.
Mine is better
He's kinda like cyborg from DC
Exactly
HE'S LIKE ITUNES ALWAYS WANTS ME TO FUCKING UPDATE!
He's iTunes personified
My favorite specialist
"What happens when the enemy get's the keys" - Frank Woods
This is what humans should be focused on
transhumanism
Uhh... no thanks. Unless I'm brutality injured, this shouldn't be forced.
@@ericjohn9613Arasaka’s goal from cyberpunk 2077. Transfering human souls into virtual engrams to continuously live long after death.
The time to upgrade is now
He made me think
Trey Everett listen to spectres hid does to
@@bigschlongdaddio277 for real. I would look foward on augmentations.
Damn, when an advanced Neuralink releases I'm signing up!
meat is weak
Not this meat
Daniel Kalz Nigga it’s been 3 years
Adam Smasher💀
I feel kinda bad for him
I've got a skin which makes him look like a minion from Despicable Me.
great job m8
anybody think of about cyborg from dc
Cyborg became cyborg because of the cube, not augmentations
+bakairy hmmm I thought Cyborg was that he was a football player who was in a accident and then he was modified with cybernetics technology or I'm thinking pre new 52
Enhancement programs that explains why he almost a robot
2:00 Meat is weak
is this prophet from crysis
their kinda the same it could be an easter egg
he sounds like an american guy trying too hard to sound British so much so that his British sounds american
what?
How da fuck this vids gets 0 fucking dislikeees
Fuckin hell so much of the voice work is so poorly delivered in this game...
Yeah, ikr.
It is not THAT bad. This is one of the better ones through.
Are you guys talking about the Robotic voice Prophet has? He's a fucking Cyborg, of course he'll have that voice
@@dremorawarlord3104he can’t do an english accent to save his life
People literally have anything to complain about💀