In my own life I see this too with medical miracles all around me. I wrote today about medical miracles like Intubation which has saved many many lives this last 100 years since they started doing this in ICU situations in hospitals.
My own father in law was intubated for about 1 to 2 weeks and in the hospital for about a month in the 1990s. and then they made him forget this experience by giving him something like Versed and then he lived his life another 10 years to 90 years old and seemed pretty normal after doing this.
I myself had a robotic hernia surgery with no human hands inside of me with only little robotic fingers through three teeny tiny incisions in my left side that quickly healed up with no scarring at all.
My wife has had 6 medical procedures to replace both her knees and hips so she doesn't have to walk with a cane or be in a wheelchair now at age 71.
I have teeth implants in two teeth already and need two more this year because I'm 78 and at a certain point it doesn't work to get root canals anymore as you age. But, if I don't get 2 more teeth implants I will lose the other teeth above where these two were within a year or two also. So, getting teeth implants can help you keep your opposing teeth stay alive and not fall out within 2 or 3 years time.
In 2020 I had a Defibrillator pacemaker installed in a flesh pocket above my heart and rib cage which works great and has lasted all these years on the same battery. And in an emergency it will restart my heart if my heart stopped for any reason. It would do this automatically sort of like having an apple watch or apple computer miniaturized in a flesh pocket in my upper chest. I can swim and take a shower or bathe in a bathtub or hot tub without affecting this pacemaker too. I can even snorkel in the ocean in Hawaii which I still do almost yearly now on Maui and Kauai with my wife and friends.
The point I'm trying to make is that your parents or you if you are my age likely are already in some ways merging with machines.
You might not be thinking this way now but wait until you are 65 to 100 years old on Medicare!
The point is the human race is slowly but surely merging with machines medically at the very least already.
by God's Grace
