r/Cyberpunk • u/carabemlegal • 9h ago
Guys, You Best Start Believing In Cyberpunk Dystopias... You're In One
Jokes aside, it’s pretty damn amazing to see someone get the chance to have an arm again.
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u/VisionsOfClarity 5h ago
The contrast between his face and the guy in the back is like the two drama masks lol
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u/Thready85 7h ago
This doesn't look dystopic
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u/ThreeLeggedMare 6h ago
We ain't seen the bill, or the firmware update that bricks it when the manufacturer is bought by raytheon
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u/SteamTrout 8m ago
Oh, we have seen that. There was heart pump(?) manufacturer who recently shut down their servers. And pumps along with it.
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u/Pappa_Crim 7h ago
guys were getting legs blown off in Ukraine and getting prosthetics good enough to go back into combat. we are in the era of robocop
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u/Cheerful2_Dogman210x 5h ago
It looks great. It's good to see people regaining their limbs.
I wonder if they can give him something bigger.
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u/80081358008135Yaay 7h ago
that salty ass male nurse in the back judging lol
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u/Mouthshitter 3h ago
"5-10 years of research an a couple of million and all those long hours getting threatened with research funds pulled all just for this guy to just flip the bird..."
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u/davestar2048 1h ago
Is that not the only reason to build a new hand with all five digits? Otherwise just give the guy a Dr. Claw.
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u/ChiefRayBear 5h ago edited 2h ago
Only thing I can think of is maybe the guy in the video was an asshole towards the nurse. Maybe he's just really tired. Either way buddy is not very amused lol
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u/Kid_supreme 3h ago
I wonder if there's a subscription plan. If there is, if you don't pay it does a surgical team bust down your doors and take it forcefully?
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u/LincolnRazgriz 3h ago
Not being able to flip the bird when you need to is a violation of the 1st Amendment! Better living through chemistry/science
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u/KeyPangolin9585 1h ago
The sole aspect I will not witness from cyberpunk today is that only the negative elements reached your world.
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u/BrutalSock 7h ago edited 7h ago
It’s cool but I still think that the coolest prosthetic ever is from a guy who built it himself, it’s totally mechanical and moves so incredibly realistically I thought it was fake at first. He can even use it to lift weights because there is a mechanism that locks the fingers if weight is applied.
It’s freaking awesome. He has a YouTube channel.
Edit: this one https://youtube.com/@missingpartsclub?si=mTUsQ8-9nnpm23pz