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Nov 2023
1h 7m

Human 2.0: The Cyborg Revolution Is Here...

Dave Asprey
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Today, we delve deep into the world of cybernetics and the potential cyberpunk future with a true pioneer and a living legend in the field, Kevin Warwick. As an Emeritus professor at Coventry and Reading Universities, Kevin is celebrated as the world's first cyborg, earning him the moniker: Captain Cyborg.In this episode, we explore the incredible journey of ... Show More
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