Deus Ex : Human Revolution - The Eyeborg Documentary [HD]

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Title: Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Release Date: August 23, 2011
Platforms: PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
Label: Square Enix
Genre: Action RPG
Age Rating: M

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[boons50]

great video very informative

[madd0gsquid]

I'd get a prosthetic pinky toe with a machine gun.

[Fastcarsupersports]

Can I augment my penis?

[IIIIIII970]

2027

[darkstar744]

holy crap this is amazing

[Handitar]

This video is awesome. The thing is, Deus Ex is not the kind of world a lot of people would probably want to live in. If biotechnology did develop to such a point there would simply have to be some sort of regulation.

[RedMclaren]

I love how this game incorporates thoughtful things to talk about. Not sure if this technology will be widely available by 2027, if we have financial worries today.

[fckt3hp0l1c3]

00:20 the future.. we are all fucked now

[SuperGabstarr]

@zudomoon if you played Deus Ex Human Revolution may be you wouldn't....it's just a newtech matter for now, but when it will come to make a business out of it, wonder what will happen.

[GyroRX8]

very well done video btw. Very inspiring.

[GyroRX8]

@GyroRX8 wikipedia: Google Search: Flagellum" - cellular locomotion.

Google Search: "scientists use bacteria power simple machines"

Google Search: "Scientists program bacteria to act like computers"

[GyroRX8]

Since technology services technology. Then the products of those advancements, contributes to the next generation of advancements, and on and on. The quantum leap into the next arena of tools, will likely be - the discovery of how to control the very best tools ever created. The tools already there, just waiting for human advancement to catch up... to finally connect to it. Cellular technology. As it turns out, the best microscopic tools are already in nature, even replicating themselves.