Transhumanist Agenda In Full Swing Bio Printer Prints Human Skin; Scientist Create Immortal Robot

The transhumanist agenda is in full swing as scientist all over the world begin to make humans obsolete and discoveries beyond mankind's wildest imagination.

First, the robots came for your jobs, now they are coming for your skin. It seems like a movie scenario, but scientist at the Universidad Carlos III  de Madrid (UC3M), CIEMAT (Center for Energy, Environmental and  Technological Research), have created artificial authentic human skin.

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The skin has many feasible uses and can be used to transplant to patients or for use in research testing of cosmetic, chemical, and pharmaceutical  products that go into the human body.Skin “can be transplanted  into patients or used in business settings to test chemical products,  cosmetics or pharmaceutical products in quantities and with timetables  and prices that are compatible with these uses,” Professor José Luis  Jorcano head of the Mixed Unit CIEMAT/UC3M in Biomedical Engineering  said.

The  group added that “we use only human cells and components to produce  skin that is bioactive and can generate its own human collagen, thereby  avoiding the use of the animal collagen that is found in other methods,”  they said.This is one of the first living human organs created using bioprinting and is a real milestone for medical science.

Last year researchers at Harvard University made the first 3-D-printed heart-on-a-chip with integrated sensing.When  the skin is put on the market, it means that people who have had  life-altering permanent skin damage can have their bodies repaired with  skin that will resemble their own.So what is a bioprinter as  compared to a regular printer? According to the study, the bioprinter  uses Bioinks as opposed to the normal inks a paper printer uses.

“Bioinks  are key to 3D bioprinting, according to the experts. When creating  skin, instead of cartridges and colored inks, injectors with biological  components are used. In the words of Juan Francisco del Cañizo, of the  Hospital General Universitario Gregorio Marañón and Universidad  Complutense de Madrid researcher. “Knowing how to mix the biological  components, in what conditions to work with them so that the cells don’t  deteriorate, and how to correctly deposit the product is critical to  the system.” The act of depositing these bioinks, which are patented by  CIEMAT and licensed by the BioDan Group, is controlled by a computer,  which deposits them on a print bed in an orderly manner to then produce  the skin,” the study said.

Currently, this  development is in the phase of being approved by different European  regulatory agencies to guarantee that the skin that is produced is  adequate for use in transplants on burn patients and those with other skin problems. 

In addition, these tissues can be used to test  pharmaceutical products, as well as cosmetics and consumer chemical  products where current regulations require testing that does not use  animals.This may in the future allow scientist to create skin  regeneration to achieve a technological marvel where human skin heals  itself.On the other hand, some may argue that this is a giant leap  towards “transhumanism,” a world where humans begin to take on robotic  features.Whatever your take, you can’t argue that this isn’t a huge discovery for medical science. 

Now scientist in another study have gone one step further creating robotic skin that can heal itself straight out of a horror movie scenario like the Terminator where is Arnold?

Scientist at Brije Universiteit Brussel, have given robots human attributes skin, and took one step further giving them cellular regeneration to heal themselves.

The scientists used jelly-like polymers that meld together when heated and cooled The Sun reported.

While Russia and China already have killer robots and DARPA is in the process of developing them if not already finished.

That means the next war won't be fought by humans but by robots.

Tesla's Ellon Musk has previously criticized humans at a conference in Dubai. He expressed that artificial  intelligence would surpass human beings and that we would be irrelevant  if we didn’t merge with machines.

“Over time I think we will probably see a closer merger of biological intelligence and digital intelligence,” Musk said.

“Your  output level is so low, particularly on a phone, your two thumbs just  tapping away,” he added. “This is ridiculously slow. Our input is much  better because we have a high bandwidth visual interface into the brain.  Our eyes take in a lot of data. 

There will be more "advancements" in this sector as human beings become part-machine in the years to come.