‘Terminator’ Cyborg Technology Has Arrived: The Most Advanced Prosthetic Limb Ever Created

We are living in a world where futuristic technology from old movies is being surpassed by actual technology from right now. It only gets more advanced from here. On a side note, where are the jetpacks, fellas?

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Oct 15, 2013

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