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25 August 2026
| N 18:38 | Manfred Clynes diffhist +3,782 Caseorganic talk contribs (Created page with "===Biography=== Manfred Edward Clynes (14 August 1925 – 2 October 2020) was an Austrian-born Australian-American scientist, inventor, concert pianist and neurophysiologist, and the co-author of the paper that coined the word '''cyborg'''. Born in Vienna to a Jewish family, he left Austria after the Anschluss and settled in Australia, where he took degrees in engineering and music at Melbourne; he later studied piano at Juilliard and had a performing career,...") | ||||
| N 17:16 | Extended Self diffhist +3,655 Caseorganic talk contribs (Created page with "===Definition=== The extended self is the proposition that a person's self is not bounded by their skin — that possessions, tools, records, places and other people are, under some descriptions, genuinely parts of the self rather than merely things the self owns or uses. Two largely separate literatures use the term, discussed below: ===Consumer-Research=== Russell Belk's "Possessions and the Extended Self" (''Journal of Consumer Research'', 1988) is the founding pap...") | ||||
| N 13:19 | Cyborg Animals diffhist +4,807 Caseorganic talk contribs (Created page with "===Definition=== Cyborg animals are non-human animals whose capacities have been altered, extended, monitored or directed by an integrated technical system. The category runs from the microchipped house cat to the beetle flown by radio, and the distance between those two cases is where all the interesting questions are. ===The First Cyborg Was a Rat=== The word "cyborg" was coined by Manfred Clynes and Nathan Kline in "Cyborgs and Space," published in ''Astronautics'' i...") | ||||
| 13:04 | Implant diffhist +3,446 Caseorganic talk contribs | ||||
