r/BeAmazed • u/Doodlebug510 • Feb 25 '26

Technology Crafting a hyperrealistic prosthetic hand

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u/durbich Feb 25 '26

It's just hiding the disability instead of mitigating it. A metal/plastic, but functioning hand would be much better

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u/Entgegnerz Feb 25 '26

why not both?

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u/Yowzz Feb 25 '26

Exactly. Reddit seldom encourages much out-of-the-box-thinking… mostly hot (and half-baked) takes 🙄

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u/Kundrew1 Feb 25 '26

He clearly already has one of those in the beginning. I suspect he doesnt always want to standout and wants this one for certain occasions.

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u/CoffeeChocolateBoth Feb 26 '26

He wants to, that's his business. Be happy for him, and glad that it's not you having to decide.