Dr. Peter Scott-Morgan is the first human cyborg. Is he on Wikipedia? Meet the scientist’s wife and family.
It is quite amazing what a scientist can achieve in this world of evolving technology. While the pool of knowledge remains infinite as ever, watching theories turn into reality is quite an intriguing feeling to have.
Bizzare as it may sound, a scientist, Dr. Peter Scott-Morgan, has forbidden his imminent death. The scientist has turned himself into a human biological cyborg, something that was possible only in comic books.
Where the scientist can not control the entire world of binaries, unlike the cyborg in comics, Dr. Scott-Morgan has been able to keep his brilliant mind intact.
Peter Scott-Morgan Wikipedia: Who is the first human cyborg?
Dr. Peter Scott-Morgan doesn’t have a Wikipedia bio despite his scientific revolution in robotics.
In 2017, the scientist was diagnosed with motor neuron disease, and doctors anticipated his death in around 3 years. However, the scientist himself was very optimistic and stubborn to be dead.
As a result, he has transformed himself into a human cyborg. However, the motor movement is very much minimum and almost dull; his brain remains sharp and intact.
IT’S NOT JUST MY BOOK THAT’S LAUNCHING TOMORROW! Building on the research we conducted to create my Peter 2.0 voice, world-leading @cereproc and The Scott-Morgan Foundation will be announcing a wonderful first – the chance for ANYONE losing their voice to clone it affordably!!! pic.twitter.com/SRnzleKhon
— Dr Peter B Scott-Morgan (@DrScottMorgan) March 31, 2021
Peter Scott-Morgan Wife and Family
Dr. Peter Scott-Morgan has not shared any details regarding his wife and family until now.
Speaking in his interview with the Daily Mail, he was very much excited about himself and the leap of technology advancement. Hence, there is no information on his private life that we know of.
Further facts about his earnings and net worth remain under review for now.
MY AUDIOBOOK OUT TOMORROW IS A WORLD FIRST! My publishers worked with Edinburgh-based @cereproc (the geniuses who built my voice) to have Peter 2.0 speak parts of my memoir. The rest is by the amazing Rupert Farley, who matches my intonation perfectly. Here’s a snippet. pic.twitter.com/zxPnSR1DjF
— Dr Peter B Scott-Morgan (@DrScottMorgan) March 31, 2021
Meet the first human Cyborg on Twitter
Dr. Peter Scott-Morgan is quite active on Twitter and has over 8k followers.
Currently based in Torquay, England, Dr. Peter is publishing his book this Wednesday. The autobiography is titled Peter 2.0: The Human Cyborg. The book will be followed by a Channel 4 documentary of the same name as well.
Similarly, Penguin Michael Joseph (PMG) has launched a huge campaign on the first human cyborg.
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