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Cyborg is able to jump great distances, but I'd never seen him flying under his own power before.
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A Cyborg is a human aided by mechanical or electical devices, The t-800 is a machine that is covered in living tissue.
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James Hughes, author of the remarkable book Citizen Cyborg is chairing a conference called "Human Enhancement Technologies and Human Rights" at Stanford on May 26-28.
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Suprised you've had this article up without someone mentioning Captain Cyborg himself, Kevin Warwick.
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One such body allows him to pose as a cyborg Superman while the genuine article is thought to be dead, and the name Cyborg Superman has stuck.
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As I mentioned,” Nit Picking” but a broader definition of Cyborg is any creature that merges organic tissue with artificial devices (I know … very broad definition Captian Hook & Grandma with her hearing aid) Also, Eric Melin called T-800 a cyborg in this list & Kyle Reese calls the T-800 a cyborg in the movie.
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Superman #78 saw the introduction of The Man of Tomorrow created by Dan Jurgens, known as Cyborg Superman due to half of his body being replaced with augmented Kryptonian cybernetic technology.
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He should do a sequel to 'Cyborg' that would really kick ass and shut the hell out of the couple of detractors on the 'JCVD' thread!
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It looks like the "The Six Million Dollar Man" and Martin Caidin in his novel "Cyborg" upon which it was based got it right way back in the early 70s.
When the amputee is barred from the Olympics because his prosthetic legs give him an advantage...
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The native son of Stockton, Calif., defended his Strikeforce welterweight belt a second time before a reported 9,059 fans at HP Pavilion in San Jose by submitting dangerous striker Evangelista "Cyborg" Santos.
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