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General Interest & Basis for Transhumanism

From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the
strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the blessed machine. Your
kind cling to your flesh, as though it will not decay and fail you.

The idea that I don't have an organic brain
but a processor made up of electronic and mechanical
components that operate and maintain my robot body is
one of the most fascinating sensations that my fleshy
mind has ever created. I want the smooth motion of
machined mechanical parts to replace the twitchy shaky
motion of fleshy biomass. I want the gurgles and farts
to be replaced with beeps and hisses.

Transhumanism and Mechanical Additions

This page will document my experience with my robogender identity

Robot Tattoo Ideas:

• external plating detailing
  
• various port tats on forearms and outer thighs
• audio jack ports behind my ears
  
• a couple of USB 3.0 ports on my outter upper arms
  
• a VGA port (trapezoidal with pins throughout the inside and a screw
  on each side) at the nape of my neck
  
• datajack port on the back of the skull, with a phonejack design
  
• mechanical and electrical tools integrated with my hands and fingers
• neural interfacce spine: direct linkage between computers/networks and my central processing unit
• voice synthesizer integrated into voicebox
• emphasis on chunky keys with clicks and a sense of weight
  • my finger mechanically transforms itself into a key
    insert key into my lower forearm
    a button cover clicks open
    press the button (semi-transparent red square) with a chunky click
    a panel lock releases with a hydraulic hiss and spring tension hinge
    to reveal a set of chunky keys (gray square normal tension)
    use keys to address troubleshooting diagnoses