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==The Age of Disillusionment== {{quote|We were like a child that someone handed a soldering iron to fix all our toys. Is it really that surprising we got burnt?|Conrad Badowski, "The Augmented History, Vol. 1"}} Today, cybernetic augmentation is still a major and integral part of life in the Fifth Polish Republic. However, for all its benefits, modern use of implants comes with an increasing sense of disillusionment. The threat of the nanophage, combined with the growing prices of installation and maintenance had a chilling effect on the augmentation industry. While most of the population is still equipped with some sort of modifications, there are also those who suggest that meddling with our bodies might not be the answer and that we should take a step back before it is too late. The most vocal detractors have even started a cult, known as Children of the Immaculate Birth, that has been trying (unsuccessfully) to establish itself as an official religion. The introduction of the neural implant and the observer unit brought about further doubts as to the limits of authority and an individual's inherent right to the privacy of thought. Combined with a host of newly discovered disorders connected to augmentation (such as ADS, or Sterling Syndrome), these issues form a valid counterargument to the naive optimism of cybernetic pioneers. [[Category:Universe]]
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