Actually, thinking about it, it might just be easier to do cosmetic surgery on a person so they appear anthro. I feel like that's something that could be achievable within this century.
Nanomachines, son.
Uugh, I'll probably make a more serious contribution to this discussion later. Just wanted to put that there, as I believe that's the key to achieving the trans-Humanist furry dream.
a biodesined symbiotic life form that acted as a second skin and restructured dna, (much like a virus dose, but in stead of self replicating it would just insert new code) much like a second skin, it wold have to be liked to your metabolism to start with, and there are morality issue.
a biodesined symbiotic life form that acted as a second skin and restructured dna, (much like a virus dose, but in stead of self replicating it would just insert new code) much like a second skin, it wold have to be liked to your metabolism to start with, and there are morality issue.
actually that would be a good way of doing it however the virus would need to mutate nearly every cell and it would have to be able to change the skeletal structure to achieve its full goal so it would need to create new bones which would be an issue
you are right their will be a lot of moral issues but at the end of the day it is down to the person
a biodesined symbiotic life form that acted as a second skin and restructured dna, (much like a virus dose, but in stead of self replicating it would just insert new code) much like a second skin, it wold have to be liked to your metabolism to start with, and there are morality issue.
actually that would be a good way of doing it however the virus would need to mutate nearly every cell and it would have to be able to change the skeletal structure to achieve its full goal so it would need to create new bones which would be an issue
you are right their will be a lot of moral issues but at the end of the day it is down to the person
skeletal alteration would be best done by causeing the virus to secret a calcium leaching compound, then aplyng pressure to break and regrow certain structures,
its the senses that i think would pose the greatest challenge, as canines alone devote a third of their brains to smell
i think it would be more prcatical to amputate and replace the limbs, that should be possible in most cases
i think it would be more prcatical to amputate and replace the limbs, that should be possible in most cases
I bet that would be extremely expensive... You could say, it might cost an arm and a leg B)
Being more serious, I wouldn't find it to be worth the cost if I was receiving mechanical limbs. I'd much prefer living cells.
Well... In my opinion, considering that just 30 years ago people didnt have color televisions. I think that we may live to see atleast the early stages of furr body mods. Ive had my heart set on getting real elf ears since I was little, but a full fur transformation I definitely couldnt resist.
Could the brain be enhanced with implants or something to make it be able to handle whatever is added onto the body?
lol thats such a funny thought. *prints bubonic plague* ...oops XD
Nanomachines, son.Omg I just saw that and almost literally fell out of my chair XD
Uugh, I'll probably make a more serious contribution to this discussion later. Just wanted to put that there, as I believe that's the key to achieving the trans-Humanist furry dream.
that is a good idea but connecting all the neurons would be a tremendously differ cult task an example is that the last head transplant which would e similar to a brain transplant technically it worked as it was done on a dog and the dog did survive though it only survived for 2 days till it died from an infection though this was done a long time ago and their have been plans to carry out a head transplant on a man soon soo if that works than yeah we are on our way to being able to do that :)More like a brain transplant. Try putting the patient's brain inside a shell that is compatible with the immune system. Connect the brain stem to the backbone with a suitable neural interface. How it will be designed to make every neuron connect into place will take some time. Also you need a way to supply nutrients and oxygen to the brain.
I think instead of looking for ways we can become anthropomorphs, why not look into birthing them? The big reason why many species cannot interbreed is because of the number of chromosomes in the gametes. Through genetic modification, it would be possible to add in additional chromosomes into one gamete to match the number in the other that it is to fertilize and create an embryo. We could experiment with whether to add human chromosomes or animal chromosomes to the one side that is lacking in number. Dogs would be the best place to start as they are omnivorous, though certainly more meat-centered in diet, they do still require some vegetable matter so there would be less issues, unlike a cat which is pure carnivore and requires certain specific proteins in their diet which might cause an imbalance in an omnivore human/carnivore feline hybrid. We would also have to see, if successful, if a born anthro is compatible with humans, with anthros of same species, anthros of different species, or if born anthro is born sterile.
I think instead of looking for ways we can become anthropomorphs, why not look into birthing them?
I think instead of looking for ways we can become anthropomorphs, why not look into birthing them?
Because I'm selfish.
My user icon went so good with that. XD
I still stand by the nanomachines, son.
Maybe. Although I kind doubt the actual nanorobots are being made or even looked into much. I think nanomaterials, like the carbon tubes or whatever, are very real, however.Carbon nanotubes and graphene :D
Maybe. Although I kind doubt the actual nanorobots are being made or even looked into much. I think nanomaterials, like the carbon tubes or whatever, are very real, however.Carbon nanotubes and graphene :D
I would rather focus science on creating a self sustaining fusion reactor, then we wont have to worry about the world energy crisis anymore.
I thought we invented cold fusion already but just werent using it
yeah thoes are all problem but their is also making it cost effective as so far with every fusion reaction we put more energy into it than we get out
theoretically we could though we only do that with fusion bombs atm and well the word bomb kinda says what happens though we could do that and that is what we do with fission its just a matter of controlling it as im sure you know in fission / nuclear rectors to control the chain reaction we use control rods that are made of boron and they absorb neutronsRight now all they need to do is fire high energy lasers at a hydrogen pellet, that would theoretically work, but only if they found a way to heat up that pellet evenly, which is one of the challenges of that system.
theoretically we could though we only do that with fusion bombs atm and well the word bomb kinda says what happens though we could do that and that is what we do with fission its just a matter of controlling it as im sure you know in fission / nuclear rectors to control the chain reaction we use control rods that are made of boron and they absorb neutronsRight now all they need to do is fire high energy lasers at a hydrogen pellet, that would theoretically work, but only if they found a way to heat up that pellet evenly, which is one of the challenges of that system.
I have the solution to all our problems: TARDIS!A TARDIS uses a black hole to power itself if I remember correctly, we could theoretically use the gravitational pull to power some kind of electromagnetic device...
Since making a fully flight-capable avian furry from a human IRL will almost certainly be a technological nightmare, I think I will probably stick with fully-emulated (with sense, smell and all the stuffs) virtual realities, and I believe these thing will emerge in a fairly near future, probably even less than 10 years.
Since making a fully flight-capable avian furry from a human IRL will almost certainly be a technological nightmare, I think I will probably stick with fully-emulated (with sense, smell and all the stuffs) virtual realities, and I believe these thing will emerge in a fairly near future, probably even less than 10 years.
I'd really love to have wings, too. Hopefully we make some like mass effect fields or something, enabling smaller wings to do the job that bigger ones would normally be needed for. That, or jet packs. l3
Since making a fully flight-capable avian furry from a human IRL will almost certainly be a technological nightmare, I think I will probably stick with fully-emulated (with sense, smell and all the stuffs) virtual realities, and I believe these thing will emerge in a fairly near future, probably even less than 10 years.
And also, I sometimes come up with crazy conspiracisms and that including the thoughts that sustainable nuclear fusion with a decent energy output have already long since completed, but its development was then stopped via money/violence/sabotage/etc. by some corporations of the energy industry since this technology will completely devastate their business.
yeah we could always push for a dyson sphear not in our lifetime but if we make one we would have more than enough energy to do that :)
haha in the calculations did you incllood the fact that if we put a dysonspear around the sun their would need to be more meteriol for us to use than what we ahve on earth as yeah as everyone knows thew earth is a lot smaller than the sun so we would need to mine other planets to get enough metal and i think their might not even be enough metal in out solar system so we would need to travel to a differant one and if we could do that we would be better of making it around a red dwarf as we would still get enough energy less material would be needed as it is smaller and it wouldn't cause earth to freeze over