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Ghost in the Shell (July 7) Scarlett Johansson dons a skin-tight body suit as a cyborg cop on the trail of a mysterious hacker in this lavish live-action adaptation of the anime classic.
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Ghost in the Shell (July 7) Scarlett Johansson dons a skin-tight body suit as a cyborg cop on the trail of a mysterious hacker in this lavish live-action adaptation of the anime classic.
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But a future cyborg may have an organic brain connected via a brain-computer interface to numerous arms, legs, and other tools that could be scattered all over the world.
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Update: Meet Emily Borghard, one of the world’s first true cyborgs thanks to a chip implanted in her brain.
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Besides LeBron’s cyborg bulldoze through the East, there may not be a better player going than Curry right now, though not many people are talking about it.
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Most of today's cyborgs are medical patients with pacemakers or artificial hips.
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Becoming part cyborg, or having memory implants, is no big deal.
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In some of the 53 drawings at the Brooklyn Museum, chosen out of over 100, Iggy Pop looks like classical statuary; in others, a cyborg or a ready-for-Pixar character.
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Origin and Etymology of cyborg
cybernetic + organism
CYBORG Defined for English Language Learners
cyborg
playDefinition of cyborg for English Language Learners
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in stories : a person whose body contains mechanical or electrical devices and whose abilities are greater than the abilities of normal humans
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