I have a question, considering replacing some body parts with bio-engineered ones, say.. your skull, wouldn't the best possibility be to have a full lab-grown body in which we could connect our brains to? Naturally you'll need to figure out how to do this without killing the brains, maybe hook the brain up to the second body and set everything up before disconnecting it from the original body...
In the end I would go a different route. Let me explain it with dogs. Since dogs evolved to have mucles to move their eyebrows I would do selective breeding until they reach an acceptable status, like in 400 years. Some dogs can become in heat within 1 year which could speed up the "evolution" process. Those are mostly small adjustments to the dog's body like bones and a stronger tongue. Until then I assume that brain transplantation will become save or brains could even become hot swapable.
@@arlaux Seeing how ai progressed the past 3 years, I give it 15 years till we ai is so advanced that it figured out life extension, or maybe even conciousnes uploading
I just want the wolf fur implant that grows thick soft fur similar to a wolf from all my thin body hair I'd stop freezing to death at work! I'd give the best hugs! And I'd feel happy in my own skin! Truly a future to pray for in my books.
I think robotic mind uploading into a synth would be really cool. Imaging becoming an open source protosynth running on linux. Plus you could have rotating ears and extra limbs.
I need this to happen. As someone who has species dysphoria and cannot stand being a human, please give people the technology and science to get away from our bodies!
@@ChickenGoogleSoup Oh nice! What a rare opportunity! I taught myself how to dream lucidly at the young age of 7-8, been able to do it every since! As nice as it is, that ole lack of biofeedback is annoying. You know, feeling with your actual body parts than in your head. Not to mention the fleeting nature of dreams.
Yeah, probably not for a hundred or 2 years. Humanity is a violent enough species theres going to be a lot of safety rules and regulations every inch of the way. At least disregarding some major scientific breakthrough somewhere that will jumpstart this whole thing.
This is the first of your videos that I've seen. Your mannerisms make you seem unhinged but you speak in a manner that makes everything sound plausible... and I'm totally in to all of it!
An lot of Science Fiction has been turned into Science Fact like space travel and living also working on other planets. It's all becoming Science Fact. Also it would be Pawsome to be my whitelion fursona. :) =^.^=
@@foxhound2-668 yeah plus if it can be designed in a way that when it's off of you it's basically just a blob of material and once applied to you you can tell it what form you want it to take that would also be interesting
@@cartoonkeeper yeah i had the idea of a container built within some armor to hold it in a liquid or cyborg limbs that have the liquid form stored in it and the liquid form would probably be accessed via thought
@@foxhound2-668 exactly however if we are going to go let's say to the full Venom symbiote style setup then the anthro form could just simply be retracted into you as the Symbiote Retreats within your body leaving your normal human form visible and then when you want to turn into a furry you can just tell it what form you want to take and it will simply expand out of you covering your body and whatever you're wearing and turn you into the form you requested obviously it will siphon energy off of your metabolism in order to maintain itself that way you don't have to worry about storage I also find it funny that I am talking to you in multiple reply threads
@@cartoonkeeper hmm I'll probably have to test both to see which one is more efficient however i feel a container that houses the liquid form would prove more efficient long term because what if it decides to become sentient and take over motor functions permanently ( Also your statement sounded like something off prototype )
Does anyone remember that Episode of Batman Beyond? That one where some gene splicing for animal features becomes a craze and eventually leads to some snake cult? :P We can even backpeddle to Batman the Animated Adventures and go to those few episodes where catwoman is turned into a cat, and then there is that catman named Tyger? :P
Adapting to a new body isn't as difficult for humans as you might think. Have a look at the research papers "Homuncular Flexibility in Virtual Reality" (2015) and "Human Tails: Ownership and Control of Extended Humanoid Avatars" (2013). In the former paper, they found that people could adapt to an altered body within 10 minutes.
Plugging into a fursuit sizes symbiote would be like doubling your body mass in an instant, could the human heart take that kind of sudden doubling of its workload?... Or would it need its own built in heart to save the strain on your own? And last & most importantly: When/if such suits are made, how long would it be before a horror move is made of a suit gaining sentience, starts moving on its own & going full vampire mode, hunting down anyone not in a fursuit?
Honestly, scales are better. Change my mind. Why is that a challenge? Because scales are easily biologically possible, easy to clean, require very little upkeep, and provide protection. Fur looks good and feels nice. The downsides are mud, bugs, and other dirty fur, what it takes to clean it, what it takes to dry it, it doesnt provide a lot of protection, and it will DEFINITELY cause overheating problems. So yeah. Scales are better than fur. Change my mind. Thats a challenge.
Overheating problems by fur can be circumvented with dressing down, hydration, and biologically compatible coolant. Heck, even without coolant there are other ways, for example fennec foxes ears are massive heat sinks specifically for cooling the critter down.
If, and that is a big if, any of this became possible and accessible, I think humanity would be shocked to find out how many of it's members want to straight up abandon it.
As much as I liked the Symbiote method for roleplay in my high school days, realistically it'd be incredibly impractical due to the aforementioned storage space issues alone, not to mention the biochemical maintenance costs, the power cost of a hemoodialysis machine running 24/7, maintaining it's support hardware and keeping remote track of it's health so it doesn't die while you're out, and other related difficulties (good luck getting biosupport plasm or your own blood out of your carpeted closet in the case of an accident or mechanical failure). Truthfully, this'd only be feasible for someone with hired help and sizable wealth. Even then, that's just assuming it's 100% living symbiote. Mechanical parts and cybernetics, much like a car, would require additional maintenance over time no matter what, even with it sitting in your closet unused. No, truth be told the only way transhumanism will move forward sustainably and safely in the long term is gene modding. Cybernetic mechanics will wear down in a matter of a year at best as an unavoidable matter of physics (solid state cybernetics are reasonably doable however), bioplasty has a much higher chance of rejection than gene-level modification and can lead to new methods of viral spread, and Praxis Symbiotes are just too expensive to maintain long-term and create too many additional undue dangers (imagine the damage a little static on the translation interface could do to your nervous system, YIKES).
Wow. You are so wrong in so many ways. First, you can't remove a symbiote from you as it LIVES in you. A removeable organic fursuit would not really be a symbiote. So that stuff would NOT be an issue. We just need to figure out how to imbue the symbiote with the regenerative features of certain lizards. Then you can simply remove the parts and put the symbiote into stasis when you want to transform back. It would also mean that you would be less likely to suffer permanent damage of limbs and organs. The alternative would be nanotech "symbiotes" that can replicate the necessary tissues using your own body as raw material. That might require a greater intake of food, but that is hardly a long term problem as it would be like when an actor needs to put on weight for a part. As long as you don't "carbo load" too often, you should be ok. Plus, the food would be for the symbiote to create your organs. FYI, ALL animals have symbiotes in them already. The digestive system RELIES ON the symbiotic relationship with bacteria. Mitochondria make cells function. Cybernetics do NOT fail after a year. In fact, most modern prosthetics are functional cybernetics as they are often (at higher price points) directly connected to the nervous system for better patient usage. Again, nanotech would make maintenance of biomechanical parts laughably simple. Nanomachines can repair and replace any worn out parts without the "wearer" needing to do anything. How exactly would solid state cybernetics work? Kinda hard to make a solid state motor, now isn't it?
@@protoborg cool also with Nano machine based systems it also means it could partially reroute and modify the plumbing on your lower body so that you don't have to worry about figuring out how to use the bathroom while wearing the suit unlike with normal fursuits
Hmm,that@@protoborg guy is indeed,correct,after all,it's a symbiote,some kind of venom thing,but,can it be just like venom,like,living inside you without people seeing and then manifest when the user wants(and partially if asked,like venom(again))?also,how do you treat your suit?like a pet?maybe
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As far as the legal comment goes, it could be clearly split between a criminal assault charge when you're wearing the suit, or a civil property damage charge if you're not currently inhabiting the suit.
I think it'd be assault even when off because it's a part of you and your identity. And not practically replaceable like your own body. Losing it would be catastrophically devastating to your mental health like losing a limb or feeling violated. It's far more than something like a car you just get in. It's half of your entire identity and being. So much so that the government would probably have you register it as a link to you, like your state ID, driver's license, car registration, etc. In case you do something bad. Granted, some peeps are super attached to a super rare or customized car, but it's treated just like any other car, though they could argue it's far more important to them than people normally see cars as just tools. These suits however are inherently more than that. They're not a tool or even something just for fun. They're taken on as a part of you and how you want to be seen in the world, like a gender change. Likely the tech will exist to change genders at will, so peeps would likely say gender identifiers and laws no longer matter, but they would because it's who you are at the time, even if you're one to constantly change it, it would still have to be a respected decision. Just like you can change your entire appearance and very being at will by putting on your living, breathing, other half.
I think I know how we get sensory data to and from the brain. With a bit of extended neurolink tech and like a couple connector pads hidden in your hair we could plug it in and unplug it.
Actually if the neuralink is Bluetooth capable all we have to do is make sure that there is a Bluetooth antenna inside the suit that can interface with it and there you go
@@cartoonkeeper why would you Bluetooth something you're touching? Plus a wireless connection opens possibility to hacking. It should be direct connector pads
@@cartoonkeeper bruh just use wires. It's literally touching you, like, 1mm. Direct connection is faster and more reliable anyway. No interference or hacks as even a remote possibility. Fucking over complicating things for no reason. Damn
@@Subreon yeah but you would also have to have the equivalent of an outlet on your head or a giant patch of exposed metal of some kind in order for the suit to interface if you use wireless encrypted communication which is fairly simple to set up you wouldn't have to worry about it plus you would have to make sure that your hair doesn't get in the way when it's plugging in
Just two things: Undergoing such a procedure would be very expensive. Also, imagine if you're one of those people who keeps changing fursonas and change your mind over your new looks (example: You change your look to a cat but switch to a fox but then switch again to a hyena).
sign me up for full conversion since well feral dragon isnt something that you could just take on and off it would have to be relearning like a baby wouldn't expect to be big at all since using that much energy to morph would drastically shrink you unless you get some kind of microbial nutrient thing that makes them not need to shrink you but even then at very least you wouldn't really grow till after transforming. and them growing pains would probably be terrible
Yeah it also would make things a bit easier when it comes to going to the bathroom while wearing the suit especially since it would be able to continue the plumbing down there to the exterior
This might maybe be a reality by the year 2070 but by that point many of us would be elderly individuals while people born right now would be very close to their 50s! :)
I will simply never be satisfied with whatever we mere humans come up with in terms of Transhumanism. Whatever iterations of humanity we have in the future will come up with bigger dreams than what we can conceive up and they should be cased too.
you forgot the benefits for trans folk as sometimes a gender swap would be required for some sonas there are many furs who have sonas who differ in their assigned gender
Not sure who the reply is in here since for some reason I can't see it but that definitely is interesting also there's the reconfiguration of the plumbing down below so that you don't have to worry about figuring out how you're going to use the bathroom while wearing the suit
@@foxhound2-668 yeah that would definitely be useful since furries already know the struggle of trying to figure out how to use the bathroom when you're wearing your fursuit
This begs the question: could we develope an irl version of a protogen? Grow an animal from an embryo (or a willing human), give it enhanced mechanical limb prosthetics to improve abilities, and give it simulations to teach it how to funtion.
Lol I and MANY others have actually looked into things like this. Only it wouldn't be a suite. It would be straight up all out your flesh and blood. This is what people freak out about. Others are wondering if it can be done safely. So far yes to a point. It's mind numbingly painful and drown out over a lifetime that most likely will not see an end and as always. There's extremely likely going to be complications as is with everything these days. I can go on but I don't have enough time. Bills to pay and new ways to learn how we are so screwed by our government. YEAH!!!🥳🥳😑 Good luck and have what fun that they let you have.
What if we grow an anthropomorphic animal from the womb like we do with cloned animals and use DNA from animal and humans and then we just transfer your consciousness into the body so that we don’t need cybernetic and then if you want to go back to being a human you can just transfer your consciousness back into your human body. Could that work?
@@foxhound2-668 I was just about to say that given the whole transferring your Consciousness thing sounds a lot like the Avatar system from the movie of the same name
@@cartoonkeeper yeah that would solve stuff like paralysis or missing limbs in theory of course because it would probably take some training to get them used to having functionable limbs again
@@matthewboire6843 it is just make sure you watch the right one start with the first one since way of water is coming out soon you want to watch the one with the blue cat people not The Last Airbender live action that one sucks
One thing that I can think of that might be a little more ethical (but not by much) is VR, have the user have implanted sensors and implanted haptic feedback, then the suit be a robot piloted by the user with ai assistance...
I guess you could- in theory- make some like robot thing and then have some Grevious-style meat bag for your organs. I know that canonically they are born like that with nanites, but a grievous-esque fursuit would be fine with me
@@thatonefoxxy well again people are already starting to figure out ways of extracting power from the human body either through the blood or through sweat or just through body heat from your own metabolism so I'm pretty sure eventually we will be able to figure out how to allow biological things to power Tech plus the life support mannequin which would be keeping the biological part alive would also probably be able to charge batteries
Maybe a normal thing in the future might be for fully robotic humans to permanently look like their anthro OCs if they had new robotic bodies based on their anthro OCs built and then had their minds digitally recreated in the new bodies! It still might be a solution for individuals who are dying from age related problems that cannot be treated.
What about we used something more like the Avatar movie, we would not need to *enter* the fursuit, it would be ready for you to link your brain into it!!
Hmm I'd go full force into just changing my genes. once I'm my fursona. Since. ..can't go back to being human anyways. (I'm 100% ok with that) Then I'd use a symbiote suit to be even more powerful. Muahah. 🤣😈
I mean this would be MUCH easier to do than gene editing or vat-grown implants and the like. And CONSIDERABLY SAFER, I can't imagine the sheer amount of "oopsies" that we would see if we did genemoding trials plus I am sure Musk's brain implant company is going to crash and burn after their human trials verify how invasive and deadly his methods are (Neuralink has competitors than look like they have better prospects but still...). But Symbiote fursuits sounds relatively saner. I'm down. if I had say I don't know tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars for something like this, even IF the tech exists.
I just found your channel and I'm going to watch the others next subscriped LoL. But before I watch the others and if you already got to it... I've been playing a game called No More Future here recently and I love the sci fi of it. It's on the topic of full synthetics, transfer of ones mind, body, soul, and spirit into a new vessel entirely.... very interesting topic LoL. And yes it is a furry game. XD they could easily make one heck of a novel, movie, and TV show out of it and they're still making it.
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I have a question, considering replacing some body parts with bio-engineered ones, say.. your skull, wouldn't the best possibility be to have a full lab-grown body in which we could connect our brains to? Naturally you'll need to figure out how to do this without killing the brains, maybe hook the brain up to the second body and set everything up before disconnecting it from the original body...
Damn, this theme is interesting as f
In the end I would go a different route. Let me explain it with dogs. Since dogs evolved to have mucles to move their eyebrows I would do selective breeding until they reach an acceptable status, like in 400 years. Some dogs can become in heat within 1 year which could speed up the "evolution" process. Those are mostly small adjustments to the dog's body like bones and a stronger tongue. Until then I assume that brain transplantation will become save or brains could even become hot swapable.
My mom- "I'm so glad my son is being a perfect young man!"
Me, who is learning about a cyberpunk furry future- *Nervous laughing*
Can't wait to grow fur then implant my tail from a lab and then give my self cybernetic ears
Same
In reality I'll probably just get a tail going through a whole gene editing process would be annoying
Personally I'd go for the symbiont fursuit.
@@cyberstar251 eh probably the most expensive to make and maintain out of all the solutions
@@fiddlestickjones personally i'd never take it off.
Yeah we’d have to retest everything to make sure it works out and is compatible… luckily there are a few hundred thousand willing test subjects
Few hundred thousand? My sweet er child, there are a lot, and I mean A LOT more than a few hundred thousand.
@@gjantonio yeah I know
*a few hundred million(and i'm one of them)
This is both epic and terrifying
Yeah i don't know how to feel about this
Someone could become a cryptic creature, nobody would ever know it is a fursuit thing soooo some certain people might take advantage of that.
Epic, terrifying, and entirely the point.
Yeah idk how I would explain going to college as a protogen
Or going as a dutchie
@@Captainthefurry or a whole a*s werewolf
Or a Sergal...
Or a beetle with a blue shirt
or a folf
I’m so hyped for this future that I will probably never see but still!
"A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in." -Greek proverb
Most of these technologies can extend life indefinitely.
@@florianschneider3982 Won’t matter if I’m already dead beforehand
@@arlaux Seeing how ai progressed the past 3 years, I give it 15 years till we ai is so advanced that it figured out life extension, or maybe even conciousnes uploading
I just want the wolf fur implant that grows thick soft fur similar to a wolf from all my thin body hair I'd stop freezing to death at work! I'd give the best hugs! And I'd feel happy in my own skin!
Truly a future to pray for in my books.
I would like to transfer my mind into a cybernetic Avali suit
I think robotic mind uploading into a synth would be really cool. Imaging becoming an open source protosynth running on linux. Plus you could have rotating ears and extra limbs.
Exactly my plan
As a wise man once said: "from the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me."
I craved the strength and certainty of steel.
I need this to happen. As someone who has species dysphoria and cannot stand being a human, please give people the technology and science to get away from our bodies!
Until then, there's technically lucid dreaming. Just remember not to get too attached.
@@AkaiAzul luckily i am a lucid dreamer
@@ChickenGoogleSoup Oh nice! What a rare opportunity! I taught myself how to dream lucidly at the young age of 7-8, been able to do it every since! As nice as it is, that ole lack of biofeedback is annoying. You know, feeling with your actual body parts than in your head. Not to mention the fleeting nature of dreams.
I'm just happy that I'm young enough to probably be able to experience this future.
Yeah, probably not for a hundred or 2 years. Humanity is a violent enough species theres going to be a lot of safety rules and regulations every inch of the way.
At least disregarding some major scientific breakthrough somewhere that will jumpstart this whole thing.
Yeah,i agree(i'm a young bean too)
Yeah, same
...BUT THAT'S JUST A THEORY! A GAME THEORY!
Are you an ALT account for matpat
Actually,that's not a game theory,THAT'S A BIO THEORY,THANKS FOR WATCHING
@@guizintheinsect5022 that is hilarious and you should probably pitch that kind of channel to Matt Pat
@@cartoonkeeper nah,there isn't much lore in biotech nor biology
Ahem...*LOOOOOOOOOOOOOORE
@@guizintheinsect5022 that is understandable
i wonder if a symbiotic fursuit would be similar to how venom is or not, but if it is, that would be cool
Would nano machines help that?
@@S-396-Shark i was going to mention that very thing
@@clarkstone439 haha XD.
@@S-396-Shark is that you senator Armstrong from mgrr
@@foxhound2-668 NANO MACHINE SON!
I had no idea this was possible but now I want a symbiotic suit…
Can’t wait for the HEV Fursuit
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This is the first of your videos that I've seen. Your mannerisms make you seem unhinged but you speak in a manner that makes everything sound plausible... and I'm totally in to all of it!
we are going to be the first gen tech priests
I’m excited for this future, even if I don’t get to see it.
you'll get to see it, maybe not in your current lifeform.
@@robertchapman2174 Perhaps.
Thank you for causing me to have a dream where I was a protogen
One small step ... one giant leap.
An lot of Science Fiction has been turned into Science Fact like space travel and living also working on other planets. It's all becoming Science Fact. Also it would be Pawsome to be my whitelion fursona. :) =^.^=
If this does happen, I WILL be doing this!! :>
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So will I
Can't wait to see the future of fursuits!
I´m scared...
but also fascinated.
MFF 2077 about to be insane
anyone else thinking of cyberpunk furries?
That would be awesome but i do not have the resources to develop a human to furry serum
@@foxhound2-668 yeah plus if it can be designed in a way that when it's off of you it's basically just a blob of material and once applied to you you can tell it what form you want it to take that would also be interesting
@@cartoonkeeper yeah i had the idea of a container built within some armor to hold it in a liquid or cyborg limbs that have the liquid form stored in it and the liquid form would probably be accessed via thought
@@foxhound2-668 exactly however if we are going to go let's say to the full Venom symbiote style setup then the anthro form could just simply be retracted into you as the Symbiote Retreats within your body leaving your normal human form visible and then when you want to turn into a furry you can just tell it what form you want to take and it will simply expand out of you covering your body and whatever you're wearing and turn you into the form you requested obviously it will siphon energy off of your metabolism in order to maintain itself that way you don't have to worry about storage I also find it funny that I am talking to you in multiple reply threads
@@cartoonkeeper hmm I'll probably have to test both to see which one is more efficient however i feel a container that houses the liquid form would prove more efficient long term because what if it decides to become sentient and take over motor functions permanently ( Also your statement sounded like something off prototype )
Does anyone remember that Episode of Batman Beyond? That one where some gene splicing for animal features becomes a craze and eventually leads to some snake cult? :P We can even backpeddle to Batman the Animated Adventures and go to those few episodes where catwoman is turned into a cat, and then there is that catman named Tyger? :P
here is a hope for a brighter future
This transhumanism talk is really interesting. Big fan of biohacking
Me too
Adapting to a new body isn't as difficult for humans as you might think. Have a look at the research papers "Homuncular Flexibility in Virtual Reality" (2015) and "Human Tails: Ownership and Control of Extended Humanoid Avatars" (2013). In the former paper, they found that people could adapt to an altered body within 10 minutes.
The four part video is brilliant. 😀👍
So... That means I can be real in the future and not a Profile Picture (PFP) 😎
The greatest test of humanities capability showing the world how we mastered life and enhancements to the human body.
Plugging into a fursuit sizes symbiote would be like doubling your body mass in an instant, could the human heart take that kind of sudden doubling of its workload?... Or would it need its own built in heart to save the strain on your own?
And last & most importantly:
When/if such suits are made, how long would it be before a horror move is made of a suit gaining sentience, starts moving on its own & going full vampire mode, hunting down anyone not in a fursuit?
I used to think I was born too late, that I should have been born in the late 70s. Now, I realise...
I was born too early.
Honestly, scales are better. Change my mind.
Why is that a challenge? Because scales are easily biologically possible, easy to clean, require very little upkeep, and provide protection.
Fur looks good and feels nice. The downsides are mud, bugs, and other dirty fur, what it takes to clean it, what it takes to dry it, it doesnt provide a lot of protection, and it will DEFINITELY cause overheating problems.
So yeah. Scales are better than fur. Change my mind. Thats a challenge.
This is why I wish I was a shapeshifter; I could have both lol
Overheating problems by fur can be circumvented with dressing down, hydration, and biologically compatible coolant. Heck, even without coolant there are other ways, for example fennec foxes ears are massive heat sinks specifically for cooling the critter down.
Nah,plates are better because they are pure bone,and in fact,they are kinda of cooler,sure,scales have those cool patterns,but plates are just cooler
Here for it
Fallout power armor that looks like a "big" combat Protogen😲😀❤
If, and that is a big if, any of this became possible and accessible, I think humanity would be shocked to find out how many of it's members want to straight up abandon it.
I know right.
I would be one of them, as I had lost nearly all but a slim hope for humanity.
@@isaacgallegos3371 Ditto.
There are thousands of people in pain inside the forest
As much as I liked the Symbiote method for roleplay in my high school days, realistically it'd be incredibly impractical due to the aforementioned storage space issues alone, not to mention the biochemical maintenance costs, the power cost of a hemoodialysis machine running 24/7, maintaining it's support hardware and keeping remote track of it's health so it doesn't die while you're out, and other related difficulties (good luck getting biosupport plasm or your own blood out of your carpeted closet in the case of an accident or mechanical failure). Truthfully, this'd only be feasible for someone with hired help and sizable wealth. Even then, that's just assuming it's 100% living symbiote. Mechanical parts and cybernetics, much like a car, would require additional maintenance over time no matter what, even with it sitting in your closet unused.
No, truth be told the only way transhumanism will move forward sustainably and safely in the long term is gene modding. Cybernetic mechanics will wear down in a matter of a year at best as an unavoidable matter of physics (solid state cybernetics are reasonably doable however), bioplasty has a much higher chance of rejection than gene-level modification and can lead to new methods of viral spread, and Praxis Symbiotes are just too expensive to maintain long-term and create too many additional undue dangers (imagine the damage a little static on the translation interface could do to your nervous system, YIKES).
Wow. You are so wrong in so many ways.
First, you can't remove a symbiote from you as it LIVES in you. A removeable organic fursuit would not really be a symbiote. So that stuff would NOT be an issue. We just need to figure out how to imbue the symbiote with the regenerative features of certain lizards. Then you can simply remove the parts and put the symbiote into stasis when you want to transform back. It would also mean that you would be less likely to suffer permanent damage of limbs and organs. The alternative would be nanotech "symbiotes" that can replicate the necessary tissues using your own body as raw material. That might require a greater intake of food, but that is hardly a long term problem as it would be like when an actor needs to put on weight for a part. As long as you don't "carbo load" too often, you should be ok. Plus, the food would be for the symbiote to create your organs. FYI, ALL animals have symbiotes in them already. The digestive system RELIES ON the symbiotic relationship with bacteria. Mitochondria make cells function.
Cybernetics do NOT fail after a year. In fact, most modern prosthetics are functional cybernetics as they are often (at higher price points) directly connected to the nervous system for better patient usage. Again, nanotech would make maintenance of biomechanical parts laughably simple. Nanomachines can repair and replace any worn out parts without the "wearer" needing to do anything. How exactly would solid state cybernetics work? Kinda hard to make a solid state motor, now isn't it?
@@protoborg cool also with Nano machine based systems it also means it could partially reroute and modify the plumbing on your lower body so that you don't have to worry about figuring out how to use the bathroom while wearing the suit unlike with normal fursuits
Hmm,that@@protoborg guy is indeed,correct,after all,it's a symbiote,some kind of venom thing,but,can it be just like venom,like,living inside you without people seeing and then manifest when the user wants(and partially if asked,like venom(again))?also,how do you treat your suit?like a pet?maybe
Protogens would easily become the working class, as there's a wide range of applications already seen in protogen fursona designs.
I need this desperatelyyy
Fur fun fantasy science with a tongue in cheek presentation 😜 I like it. 👍huff
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Это блин киберпанк будущее моей мечты, что ты сможешь стать реально полиморфом, имея сразу пару меховых костюмов, и это будет классно. Мне даже пофик что окружающие скажут, мне нравится тема киберпанка в таком виде, очень нравится
(Написал так, чтобы переводчик хоть что-то смог, а то кто-то же заинтересуется))
Cyberpunk 2020' s "exotics" incorporates it all.
@@hellacoorinna9995 оке
Accurate Cyberpunk 2077 future be like:
I JUST REMEMBERED P*NIS SWAPPING IS REAL AND CANON IN CYBERPUNK AND PEOPLE OFFER ANIMAL ONES
As far as the legal comment goes, it could be clearly split between a criminal assault charge when you're wearing the suit, or a civil property damage charge if you're not currently inhabiting the suit.
I think it'd be assault even when off because it's a part of you and your identity. And not practically replaceable like your own body. Losing it would be catastrophically devastating to your mental health like losing a limb or feeling violated. It's far more than something like a car you just get in. It's half of your entire identity and being. So much so that the government would probably have you register it as a link to you, like your state ID, driver's license, car registration, etc. In case you do something bad. Granted, some peeps are super attached to a super rare or customized car, but it's treated just like any other car, though they could argue it's far more important to them than people normally see cars as just tools. These suits however are inherently more than that. They're not a tool or even something just for fun. They're taken on as a part of you and how you want to be seen in the world, like a gender change. Likely the tech will exist to change genders at will, so peeps would likely say gender identifiers and laws no longer matter, but they would because it's who you are at the time, even if you're one to constantly change it, it would still have to be a respected decision. Just like you can change your entire appearance and very being at will by putting on your living, breathing, other half.
I love your stuff :3
OH GOD
THE CZcams RECOMMENDATIONS KNOW
That title is quite the interesting thing to see popping up in my recommended lmfao
I'm exited because this is gonna be like I, Robot (2004 movie) 😋
hopefully not exactly the same xD
@@LincolnRhyme-uy3pp Why!? 😭
I think I know how we get sensory data to and from the brain. With a bit of extended neurolink tech and like a couple connector pads hidden in your hair we could plug it in and unplug it.
Actually if the neuralink is Bluetooth capable all we have to do is make sure that there is a Bluetooth antenna inside the suit that can interface with it and there you go
@@cartoonkeeper why would you Bluetooth something you're touching? Plus a wireless connection opens possibility to hacking. It should be direct connector pads
@@Subreon you've heard of encryption right
@@cartoonkeeper bruh just use wires. It's literally touching you, like, 1mm. Direct connection is faster and more reliable anyway. No interference or hacks as even a remote possibility. Fucking over complicating things for no reason. Damn
@@Subreon yeah but you would also have to have the equivalent of an outlet on your head or a giant patch of exposed metal of some kind in order for the suit to interface if you use wireless encrypted communication which is fairly simple to set up you wouldn't have to worry about it plus you would have to make sure that your hair doesn't get in the way when it's plugging in
cd projekt red is taking notes for cyberpunk rn
Just two things: Undergoing such a procedure would be very expensive. Also, imagine if you're one of those people who keeps changing fursonas and change your mind over your new looks (example: You change your look to a cat but switch to a fox but then switch again to a hyena).
I have many questions:
1: Why did CZcams recommend me this, and
2: Why am I now suddenly interested in fn genetically modified fursuits lmfao
sign me up for full conversion since well feral dragon isnt something that you could just take on and off it would have to be relearning like a baby wouldn't expect to be big at all since using that much energy to morph would drastically shrink you unless you get some kind of microbial nutrient thing that makes them not need to shrink you but even then at very least you wouldn't really grow till after transforming. and them growing pains would probably be terrible
I was watching videos explaining plane crashes. How did I get here?
IM SO HAPPY THAT IM 11 YEAR OLD AND IM GOING TO SEE IT HAPPEN!
Fun fact: Im brazilian so if my english is bad sorry
E eu concordo pra cacete menor(também do Brasil)
This guy reminds me so much of myself.
Por fin, solo falta dónde conseguir una metralleta
i cant wait! ied love to be able to swap my genders by will like some fogs or fish lmao
Yeah it also would make things a bit easier when it comes to going to the bathroom while wearing the suit especially since it would be able to continue the plumbing down there to the exterior
I hope for avatar full dive technology one day 😝
This might maybe be a reality by the year 2070 but by that point many of us would be elderly individuals while people born right now would be very close to their 50s! :)
I might not be here for living furry suits but it makes me happy to know that some Time in the future i Will happen
Reject humanity
Join protogen
I will simply never be satisfied with whatever we mere humans come up with in terms of Transhumanism. Whatever iterations of humanity we have in the future will come up with bigger dreams than what we can conceive up and they should be cased too.
you forgot the benefits for trans folk as sometimes a gender swap would be required for some sonas there are many furs who have sonas who differ in their assigned gender
If we had the tech to convert someone to a antropromorphized form i'm sure we could develop some tech that can help people Change their gender
Not sure who the reply is in here since for some reason I can't see it but that definitely is interesting also there's the reconfiguration of the plumbing down below so that you don't have to worry about figuring out how you're going to use the bathroom while wearing the suit
@@cartoonkeeper I'll figure that out as i continue the research
@@foxhound2-668 yeah that would definitely be useful since furries already know the struggle of trying to figure out how to use the bathroom when you're wearing your fursuit
With anti fur’s being around, we might be able to reenact bna
This begs the question: could we develope an irl version of a protogen? Grow an animal from an embryo (or a willing human), give it enhanced mechanical limb prosthetics to improve abilities, and give it simulations to teach it how to funtion.
Only Time will tell.
Lol I and MANY others have actually looked into things like this. Only it wouldn't be a suite. It would be straight up all out your flesh and blood. This is what people freak out about. Others are wondering if it can be done safely. So far yes to a point. It's mind numbingly painful and drown out over a lifetime that most likely will not see an end and as always. There's extremely likely going to be complications as is with everything these days. I can go on but I don't have enough time. Bills to pay and new ways to learn how we are so screwed by our government. YEAH!!!🥳🥳😑 Good luck and have what fun that they let you have.
This was literally my dream as a young-fur lol! so exciting! but also kinda scary!
Have no fear, we must push this through, while also putting safety solutions so everything goes seamless.
3:59 Tis true.
What if we grow an anthropomorphic animal from the womb like we do with cloned animals and use DNA from animal and humans and then we just transfer your consciousness into the body so that we don’t need cybernetic and then if you want to go back to being a human you can just transfer your consciousness back into your human body. Could that work?
Instead of womb grown we could grow them like the avatars from avatar
@@foxhound2-668 I was just about to say that given the whole transferring your Consciousness thing sounds a lot like the Avatar system from the movie of the same name
@@cartoonkeeper yeah that would solve stuff like paralysis or missing limbs in theory of course because it would probably take some training to get them used to having functionable limbs again
@@cartoonkeeper I have not watched avatar and now I want to, is it good?
@@matthewboire6843 it is just make sure you watch the right one start with the first one since way of water is coming out soon you want to watch the one with the blue cat people not The Last Airbender live action that one sucks
I'm think this is pretty good future,
And I'm think i will do it one day!
(24/12/22)
I will come back here ;)
You have an amazing beard
I plan on creating a Serum to turn my furry brethern into their anthropomorphic form
You guys think this is possible in around 20-30 years? then i would be between 30 and 40. Which I think is a good age for it.
Something this advanced might be ready in about 2-3...hundred years.
@@AkaiAzul shi
One thing that I can think of that might be a little more ethical (but not by much) is VR, have the user have implanted sensors and implanted haptic feedback, then the suit be a robot piloted by the user with ai assistance...
Well,there are people that would do this technique,and there are the unethical ones like me that would use the shown method
Ethics slows down progress, we must cast it aside and push these technologies to the finish line.
anyone else get Bill Nye vibes from this? (in a good way)
I already have a port for casual tail wearing lol
goo transfur!
"This will have to be carefully studied over a long time"
I mean is there really an ethics problem if I do it to myself voluntarily?
I be the third.
Now what if im a protogen………..
me on my way to force feed my homies feline mutagen
What about protogens?
I guess you could- in theory- make some like robot thing and then have some Grevious-style meat bag for your organs. I know that canonically they are born like that with nanites, but a grievous-esque fursuit would be fine with me
if we combine living and cyborg, we really need to find a way how to power the cyber parts using blood?
I don't wanna charge it or myself. LOL
@@thatonefoxxy well again people are already starting to figure out ways of extracting power from the human body either through the blood or through sweat or just through body heat from your own metabolism so I'm pretty sure eventually we will be able to figure out how to allow biological things to power Tech plus the life support mannequin which would be keeping the biological part alive would also probably be able to charge batteries
Maybe a normal thing in the future might be for fully robotic humans to permanently look like their anthro OCs if they had new robotic bodies based on their anthro OCs built and then had their minds digitally recreated in the new bodies! It still might be a solution for individuals who are dying from age related problems that cannot be treated.
that makes sense
What about we used something more like the Avatar movie, we would not need to *enter* the fursuit, it would be ready for you to link your brain into it!!
I wanna have my dragon bod, avatar style)))
Hmm
I'd go full force into just changing my genes. once I'm my fursona. Since. ..can't go back to being human anyways. (I'm 100% ok with that)
Then I'd use a symbiote suit to be even more powerful. Muahah. 🤣😈
I am the sixty-ninth.
your Obligatory "Nice" Sir.
Nah there’s only 16 comments
@@BoopTheSynth They mean in terms of likes.
Nice
I mean this would be MUCH easier to do than gene editing or vat-grown implants and the like.
And CONSIDERABLY SAFER, I can't imagine the sheer amount of "oopsies" that we would see if we did genemoding trials plus I am sure Musk's brain implant company is going to crash and burn after their human trials verify how invasive and deadly his methods are (Neuralink has competitors than look like they have better prospects but still...).
But Symbiote fursuits sounds relatively saner. I'm down. if I had say I don't know tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars for something like this, even IF the tech exists.
I just found your channel and I'm going to watch the others next subscriped LoL. But before I watch the others and if you already got to it... I've been playing a game called No More Future here recently and I love the sci fi of it. It's on the topic of full synthetics, transfer of ones mind, body, soul, and spirit into a new vessel entirely.... very interesting topic LoL. And yes it is a furry game. XD they could easily make one heck of a novel, movie, and TV show out of it and they're still making it.
I find what you're explaining interesting but do you put on those pink gloves on for each video?
can i be the first subject?
I'm the second
Personally, I would stick with regular fursuit
Well, I guess I missed parts 2 and 3... Is the link in the description? no? okay that's fine.