Basically this is one of my design tenants; if it requires a wearable, make the whole thing a wearable.
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I’m not being 100% serious about the keyboard obviously… just a rough example
But if the choice is to have a tech component strapped to my arm or attached in a semi permanent manner?
I want it to be part of me…
Usually we are used to that being only subdermal… but I’ll take what I can get
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Sure, why not. But we might be more in the body mod and esthetics territory rather than enhancement if practicality is put in second to form 
this is a similar realm as the blinkies and glow implants imo.
That’s definitely an interesting subject to explore.
(I get that the keyboard was an example btw, it just got me thinking 
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I’d rather avoid having to put yet another thing on TBH. But useful wearables are something that I’d probably use every day.
Couldn’t agree more. Unless we’re talking about a charger or something but in that case you’re trading when the inconvenience happens so it’s also kinda pointless.
Yeah I should be more clear… if it requires a wearable to do the thing it does when you want it to do the thing it does (bottlenose project comes to mind)
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