Real talk: how far are we from being able to give hons decent

>>8257392
to far for this hon. I need my rib cage reduction NOW!

>>8257392
i would say pretty far, especially because these surgeries are considered to be cosmetic and only applicable to less than .1% of the population

>>8257458
You already can alter your rib cage it's just really dangerous.
If you have severe pectus excavatum they basically rip apart your entire rib cage and rebuild it.

>>8257468
>Especially because these surgeries are considered to be cosmetic and only applicable to less than .1% of the population
I mean, there are a lot of disabled people out there, right? People with broken bodies. This sort of technology wouldn't only be useful to hons. It would probably be really really expensive for a long while though. "You need to be a millionaire to afford it" expensive.

>>8257501
that increases the interior volume. I need to reduce my volume a lot.

So basically you have to fuck your rib cage or w.e bodypart up, somehow make it look like an accident and hope you're in a country with "free" healthcare.

I fucking love Nuclear Throne.

>>8257602
The surgery decreases rib cage size overall though since pectus excavatum causes flared ribs
There's also procedures that use magnets on braces that go around your chest. They do a quick surgery installing the magnets along your ribs and sternum and they can then modify rib cage shape by altering the magnets on the brace

>>8257392
we pretty much need another 40 ish years to have even a decent shot of fixing brain transplant issues, mostly because you have to clone yourself to have a decent shot of it working and that will require a bunch of technology we either don't have, or a bunch of societal changes that will take time

>>8257640
Damn. What's the forecast for the cyborg solution?

>>8257672
even worse,

>>8257687
Welp, time to become a villain.