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catalyst-35066	Erdener, Jasmine	Human/Machine Fusions and the Future of the Cyborg 	2021		.htm	text/html	7970	413	43	But the report also seems to acknowledge that cyborg technologies could create new categories of ability and disability, as “enhanced” individuals possess capabilities beyond those of unmodified individuals, and removing (or amputating) cyborg technology could have significant physical, psychological, or social repercussions (Emanuel et al. 2019, 19).   The report builds on ableist and transhuman precedents to suggest disabled bodies as the initial site or forefront for cyborg technologies, perhaps eventually eradicating disability entirely; these presumptively curative technologies are the direct justification for pursuing a heavily militarized cyborg.	cache/catalyst-35066.htm	txt/catalyst-35066.txt