I take great pleasure in wandering around cities, and see what happens, and London is a good place to do that. But that doesn't mean that there is a repulsion of the body. All I think is that the body has created an environment of intense data, data that it is alien to our subjective experience. We have created an enviroment of precise, powerful and speedy machines that often out-perform the body. We've constructed computers that now can challenge and compete chess grand champions.
Technology speeds up the body, the body attains planetary escape velocity.
The body finds itself in alien enviroments, in which it is biologically ill-equipped. For all of these reasons, the body is obsolete. I could see us uploading information into the internet and having agents doing work, freeing us from necessarily being with the computer. I actually think a lot of this machine-human interface is very primitive first steps of understanding how the technology will become part of our lives. So it is not about us projecting us into this space somehow thinking that this is taking the place of our physical bodies.