KarmaPolice
Diamond Member
hokay..I am at work and bored so here is my question..
What will happen when medical surgery gets to the point where when you break something...the doctor can actually make it stronger then it was before. In other words, when we have the technology to improve our bodies through surgery to be a better athlete. Or when we have the technology to use little electronics in our body, or synthetic muscles.
Will an athelete that got hurt, had surgery..and is now dramatically better then he was before be able to play? I mean thats the kind of unfair advantage that steriods have...
God damn I am bored...look at me ramble
What will happen when medical surgery gets to the point where when you break something...the doctor can actually make it stronger then it was before. In other words, when we have the technology to improve our bodies through surgery to be a better athlete. Or when we have the technology to use little electronics in our body, or synthetic muscles.
Will an athelete that got hurt, had surgery..and is now dramatically better then he was before be able to play? I mean thats the kind of unfair advantage that steriods have...
God damn I am bored...look at me ramble
