Deus Ex: Human Revolution – Sarif Industries Trailer

Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Sarif Industries Trailer

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24 comments

  1. Chad Grimgravy

    The moment augmentations reach this level, i’m DEFINITELY getting some work
    done

  2. That football guy kinda sounds like Thane Krios.

  3. Warning: huge comment below, read at your own risk and feel free to discuss!
    Note: Discussing is not arguing.

    About the possible future of these types of augmentations in our world, I
    can’t see people at this time willingly sacrificing their own functioning
    body parts for mechanical ones. Some people would be willing but most will
    stay away from that. However, people that lose limbs and body parts due to
    accidents would benefit greatly from these kinds of technological
    advancements which are actually already taking place. We’re getting closer
    to what the world of Deus Ex has. The man with the eyes that take
    pictures, Google Glass already does something similar. Ocular
    augmentations will likely be some of the first, next to replacement limbs.
    After that, then we will start to see the chips going in that increase
    intelligence, reflexes, and other skills. That’s if this technology is
    pursued by the people that can make it happen. Personally, I’d never have
    anything taken off of me that was perfectly functional. If, God forbid, my
    arm or leg was ever torn off, I’d have no problem with getting a mechanical
    one. This kind of stuff just fascinates me though. With today’s growing
    interest in mobility, it’s not unlikely that we’ll end up implanting things
    into our bodies. Cell phones are becoming watches, computers are turning
    into tablets, glasses are now able to record video and project images onto
    our retinas. They’re external, for now. This also brings up the question
    of the Christian faith’s mark of the beast. Some call it primitive but a
    great number of people believe, myself included. I don’t think that
    something like this would be the mark, though computer chips implanted into
    the brain may very well be associated with it or at the very least be a
    tool used to control those marked. Any thoughts?

  4. This commercial was a mistake! LOL

  5. This is totally a illuminati story the guy with the augumented eyes said he
    wanted to be a part of the elite the elite are a demonic secret society
    relegated deeply with the illuminati.

  6. Ian Von Lipwig

    Biotech Corporate PR fifteen years from now…

  7. Enjoying human augmentation ;)

  8. Andrea Graziano

    a really close future … – cc +Tyger AC 

  9. Then you needed drugs…

  10. Abdulbasit Abdulle

    Seems so realistic

  11. Josue Plascencia

    wow, i thought it was a movie but its actually a video game lol

  12. Back to the limb clinic Adam!

  13. crashcyberdrive

    This might not be real, but we are not very far from the reality of it all.
    The technology we have today has far surpassed that of our wildest of
    dreams. Just wait till a bit more advancement in biotechnology and we all
    will see it happen.

  14. Me want regenerative health 🙁

  15. @joshfiend10 not its not…. ill bet u 1000 dollars

  16. You guys are so stupid! I will never NEVER chance something of my
    humanity!!!

  17. Advertisement looks ok, but first you need to CUT your hand away 🙂 .A few
    people would agree Really realistic

  18. 1:01 Nice gloves!

  19. CreedmasterNeo

    it’s scary how far these people would go to advertise a video game

  20. inb4 this is a reality.

  21. And how about change something of your humanity?

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