Prosthetic Brain

A prosthetic brain is a process where a brain has parts of it removed, replaced with prosthetic devices and encased in a protective case. The process augments the biological brain. The device isolates and contains the brain in such a manner that it can be removed from the body and placed within another host with the correct emplacement. 
The main attribute of such a prosthetic is its ability to interface with connected technology and interfacing with the Array. This can be with machines or establish connections with other similarly upgraded brains. 
== Prosthetic brain abilities ==
Beyond the ability to access wireless networks and interface with technology, the procedure of implanting a prosthetic brain has other benefits. An individual with a prosthetic brain shows aptitude with neurokinetics and data analysis on par with dedicated computers and AI. 
== Prosthetic brain procedure ==
Depending on the degree of replacement of the original brain with electronics, the processing power of the prosthetic brain will necessitate different procedures. Some require a transfer of the prosthetic brain into a full body prosthetic. 
The main degrees of enhancement are that of augmenting the brain to be able to access wireless networks and the aether web through a physical interface (plugs that extend from the neck or fingers). The brain is encased in a shell that protects it as well as the stem. 
There are many issues linked to the prosthetisization of brains namely:
== Crimes involving prosthetic brains ==
* Memory alteration
* Sensory output alteration
* Impersonification of a full body prosthetic
== Syndromes involving prosthetic brains ==
* Psychoisolationism
* Brain rash
In order to treat these syndromes, micromachines were developed to treat the afflicted. This gave rise to micromachine technology, notably more effective fallout sponges.
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