MercenaryOfTroy

Do you think pilot should be able to show kids the inside of the cockpit? Because that is my all time great memory of flying and wish they would bring it back.

UNU is already here

Not OP but this is what I think. New legs provide a gateway to freedom. I think most people will be better off (mentally and socially) having mobility over having repaired limbs.

Also hand transplants are possible...

I once met and hung out with Lendsay Ess, a quadruple amputee. At one point she had all artificial limbs but received a double double hand transplant a few years ago. What I saw was remarkable, she had about half of the full function of "normal" hands while getting more fine motor skills with each year. She was able to grab things like glasses of water and write (tho not well).

Maybe bc of the progress here not as much money is going into robotic arms.

How do you feel about art during early development in regards to math?

I am asking this because personally even though I am not naturally an artistic person, I have been forcing myself to take an art class for a few years now and it is easy to see the improvement in my academic life ( I am currently taking non-euclidean geometry for reference to my academic level). I feel like it has allowed me to see different solutions to math problems that most people don't naturally see. Is this just me or is this an actual thing and it could help out kids durring early development?