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[mrngstr]

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[mrngstr]

Yeah, that would make the most sense. If I were a betting AI...

[ Ze's not. ]

You're pretty much right on with all of those. The problem with the corporations is that all of them have their fingers in so many pies that it's hard to know where this could have originated from. They've all worked together, poached from each other, and it's basically just a big melting pot of greed and thievery.

[evasives]

I get the sense there is very little business all these corporations do not conduct with one another, yes. The overlap is very corrupt, even with what I have seen in my own world to compare.

I am already looking into Giles Bell as it relates to cyberkinetics, but this has given me the push to start expanding on the others now too.

But it seems fair to conclude that someone developed the medical know-how for a cyberkinetic spine to function without immediate access to a neural implant. Has anything like that been accomplished or attempted before, to your knowledge?

[mrngstr]

Giles Bell is a good place to start, but yeah, I'd widen your search.

The only thing that comes to mind would be in the case of newborns or young children who have some kind of birth defect that needs correcting, in which case the cybernetic would be installed before the implant.

[evasives]

So there is already somewhat of a market for that, however small in comparison. I will look into that area as well.

[ he doesn't feel any better about having this spine, but he likes having a few more angles to come at now. ]

Thank you for looking at it.

[mrngstr]

No big.

Let me know if you find anything out.

[evasives]

I will. Thanks for the help.