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New page: ==Sue== Not sure on when this story is supposed to be set but looking at the dates given in the 'little things' I assumed it was at least 2038. I am aiming with this character to show a ...
 
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I am aiming with this character to show a bit of technology from the near future to contrast with the anti technological bias in the blind pig storys. Today prosthesis are about roughly 1/6th as strong as normal human limbs but research into stuff like [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dielectric_elastomers Dielectric elastomers]] points towards possible fully functional prosthetic limbs in the forseeable future, even DARPA has doled out funding with the mission of developing a prosthetic arm as functionally capable as a human arm by 2009.
I am aiming with this character to show a bit of technology from the near future to contrast with the anti technological bias in the blind pig storys. Today prosthesis are about roughly 1/6th as strong as normal human limbs but research into stuff like [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dielectric_elastomers Dielectric elastomers]] points towards possible fully functional prosthetic limbs in the forseeable future, even DARPA has doled out funding with the mission of developing a prosthetic arm as functionally capable as a human arm by 2009.
--[[User:Devin|Devin]] 06:13, 2 October 2007 (EDT)

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Sue

Not sure on when this story is supposed to be set but looking at the dates given in the 'little things' I assumed it was at least 2038.

I am aiming with this character to show a bit of technology from the near future to contrast with the anti technological bias in the blind pig storys. Today prosthesis are about roughly 1/6th as strong as normal human limbs but research into stuff like [Dielectric elastomers] points towards possible fully functional prosthetic limbs in the forseeable future, even DARPA has doled out funding with the mission of developing a prosthetic arm as functionally capable as a human arm by 2009.


--Devin 06:13, 2 October 2007 (EDT)