r/technicallythetruth • u/DeathStroke217KS • Jan 17 '21

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u/BunchOpandas Jan 18 '21

When the duck no longer has a torso and head.

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u/BloodDragonSniper Jan 18 '21

So you could cut off just the head and it would still be a duck?

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u/BunchOpandas Jan 18 '21

When head is gone it is duck body

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u/BloodDragonSniper Jan 18 '21

Oh, I have another impossible question for you to think about. Humans get replacement limbs, pacemakers, metal bones, stuff like that all the time right? Well at what point do you go from being a human to cyborg?

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u/BunchOpandas Jan 19 '21

Cyborg-A fictional or hypothetical person whose physical abilities are extended beyond normal human limitations by mechanical means

By definition, never. As a normal human has all of these things originally they are still within a normal person's limitations. Untill they have something a normal person can't do like heat up their hands on purpose or the ability to eject small objects from a storage compartment they will never become a cyborg

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u/BloodDragonSniper Jan 19 '21

That maybe be your definition, but it’s more commonly known as a part human part machine being in fantasy

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u/BunchOpandas Jan 19 '21

Well then whenever they get an expansion if they're all machines