What are cyber organisms?

"Cyber ​​organism" is a long version of the more known term "cyborg", a self -regulation organism that contains a combination of natural and artificial ingredients. Cyber ​​organisms were often mentioned in fiction and philosophical surveys of the topic. Cyborgs were often presented in dystopic contexts considered to be an expression of the discomfort of our society with relying on technology and the desire to return to the “more natural” state. It shows how carefully we are already integrated with technology - simple tools such as pen and paper, glasses or advanced medical prostheses such as pacemakers, can be considered early Harbingers of Humanity to the transition to cyber form. Futurists such as Ray Kurzweills Biology and Technology. However, it should be acknowledged that the growing cyborgization of humanity is all around us and millions, if not billions of dollars, invest in research to create cyber organisms. "Cyber" body components such as cochlear implants, oftenThey meet basic human needs such as need to be heard.

Frequent ethical debate caused in the context of cyber organisms is the division between therapy and strengthening. The Presidential Council for Bioetics, led by Leon Kass, published a book in 2003 called Beyond Therapys. The book of Environmentalist Bill McKibben entitled quite presents similar arguments.

The dispute as to whether humanity should strengthen and transform into cyber race is probably one of the greatest problems of the 21st century.