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philip347
Instituting cyborgs to robots would cause elation on the battlefield

Because mankind is an organism, they must respond to periods of biological elation, which is similar to a trip phase within the capacitor, that allows a release of tension.

This is similar to the concept of spring college breaks, which allow students to c blow off steam.

The problem with wiring humans to commit to a technical hierarchy on a battlefield, is that eventually they would have to experience elation as part of being hooked up to an electronic infrastructure.

This process would filter a happy or release program allegory into the computerized networks, so making the machines themselves, aware of this need for a biological organism to express joy.

If the biological organism did not express joy, then like a damaged insect, the organism would be obliged to self destroy.

As the modern soldier becomes closer and closer to becoming a fully equipped cyborg, the dangers of a dualistic personality, that is one side based in sheer technical orders and tasks, as opposed to a videogame elative side of inner world, become more and more a likelihood.

In the abstract offered in the story, Encounter At Far point, as past Star Trek Generations episode, there is a sample sighted of a supposed world war three soldier who uses a self administered drug, before he is euthanized by another same style of solider, at a trial.

In order to keep mankind mankind, even through he she would enter into the battlefield cyborg relational scheme, dualism of on battlefield realities would have to become an awareness in order t for the subject soldier to be able to retain some level of reality of self.
philip347
Keep in mind that I am not promoting this.
It is invested since that two dualistic streams of logic have to exist.
So in this phase, then more than likely with the new use, these two streams would intertwine?
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