TED talk that they were a cyborg. But I've got to say, I was pretty disappointed to learn that I wasn't Robocop or Terminator. Well, one day you may be Robocop, in that maybe you'll record a crime on your cellphone and you'll be able to turn somebody in for wrongdoing! Perhaps not as exciting -- less explosions, and not as many car chases. I guess I'll have to be patient for that stuff. In that talk, you succeeded in marrying prosthetics and mobile phones and social media, and wormholes that bend space and time into this common cohesive thread. Could you elaborate on your suggestion that technology is making us more human? If you think about the early interactions between humans, we had these tribes, with cave walls. And a cave wall was really a great way to externalise thought and allow people to communicate something outside of themselves. So that was a really important part of history, the externalisation of memory. But cave walls are not really portable. So the portable cave wall showed up in the form of a scroll. And scrolls were pretty exciting, and they worked quite well. But the issue with scrolls was that they were pretty hard to unroll. To make it easier to read the scroll, they cut the scroll up into little pages and bound them together: a book . And that made it really easy for people to flip through. And then with lots of books, it became really easy