Even though cybernetic bodies were originally invented to help disabled people recover a normal life, as technology advanced, the functions of these bodies rapidly evolved and even surpassed those of the original flesh.
Mechanical eyes possess greater clarity, a wider and longer range of vision, and enhanced perception abilities...
Mechanical arms are much stronger and more skillful than human arms...
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Therefore, when a disabled person acquires a good cybernetic body modification and runs faster and performs better than a physically intact person, who exactly is the disabled one?
Of course, some might say, "As long as I don't compare myself with others, just live life normally," but can anyone truly live without comparing themselves to others?
Even if you don't compare yourself with anyone, others will compare themselves to you or someone else will make the comparison, for example, at work...
