Biochemistry- Bionic


     I don't feel comfortable with a bionic person.  Maybe I don't know enough about it.  There's just a point where I prefer humanity instead of technology.  I can appreciate the importance of having an artificial arm or leg, especially for the military.  I don't know how many appendages equals a bionic person.  Are the organs being duplicated?  At which point is it too much?  When it starts to involve reasoning might be too far for me. 

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