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also in the first Ghost in the Shell movie the major said if she or Bauto ever left they would have to give up ther cyber body. while i dont think THAT carried over, casue the magor left but took her body. the meaning of it did carry over. for a body like hers or Bautos its expensive. but i think also worth it. i would take a job at section 9 for a chacne to get a body like that, its a great body not to mention in sec9 u get to push it too its limits.

yeah its almost impossible to truly tell. i mean was the laughing man ever a real person or was he just a fluke...

really, i though he was jsut an ai created by a mix of stuff on the net.
i dont have the dvd to rewatch and im getting tired of seeing the stuff on adultswim so ive stopeed seeing them, though i might start again.

I would love to have a prosthetic body. Having a prosthetic body would break the limits of a mere human body. Plus sicknesses like cancer and aids would not effect me. Of corse there is the threat of viruses, but I personally would rather deal with a virus than a desease.

Download my ghost to the net! X3

Seriously speaking, that would all depend on my job of choice. If I were doing dangerous stuff like they do in Public Security Section 9, why not? Given my current lifestyle, however, probably not.


Eh? I don't remember seeing that in any of the series. As far as I remember, Batou (or Motoko) said something along the lines that prosthetic bodies break down the alcohol faster, hence preventing drunkenness.

i would have a armored suit like the ninja's from metal gear to wear.

Lol.

I believe there was an episode where a ninety-year-old woman had the body of a twenty-seven-year old. So I guess, if the Ghost doesn't corrode over time, then that might actually be possible. XDD

That was one of the first bodies though They were pretty much current prosthetic arm technology modified for the whole body, responding to electrical impulses from the cyberbrain rather than muscle twitching in the shoulder.

Now, the question then becomes, would I take my chances with the first prosthetic bodies? Probably not.
Would I take my chances with the first commercial cyberbrains?
I would be in line for the ******** prototype.
If there is one thing I do not want to do, it is die! If I can hold that off by being mind-scanned into a small brain shaped box, sure.


That is how life is now. That is most certainly not how life should be.
The question for you to justify that is: Why should anyone die?
I am sure the only conscionable answer is: One should only die when one can no longer prevent oneself from doing harm to society.
Old age is not a reason to die. It is a means. A means that I certainly do not look forward to suffering.

i'd just replace the body parts that i wasn't happy with, like Saito with his prosthetic eye to help him improve his sniping.