what kind of tobacco should we grow on mars ? i mean, it's supposed to be a colony. right ? hence tobacco. makes sense. ... now that we're talking about slaves i've been wondering if there is an economic window for soulless cyborgs. it seems for now robotics is hindered more by hardware than by software. so i'm wondering: wouldn't it be easier to just "scrap" the unnecessary parts of someone's brain, put a neuralink chip to control high level motor function such as "walk forward", "turn left", etc, and wire it to chat gpt, rather than building a robot ? i mean a human body is way more robust, efficient, etc than what we can currently achieve with metal. wouldn't it make more sense (economically, ethics having been scraped along that guy's brain obviously) to chase cyborgs rather than aim for the sublime goals of autonomous robot and brain chips ? couldn't we just, you know, downsize our ambitions and just fusion the two companies together ? and it could be free. as the saying goes, "if it's free, you're the product !"
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