List of Science Fiction Themes - Body and Mind Alterations

Body and Mind Alterations

  • Bio-implants
    • Body modification, including genetic modification
    • Bionics
    • Cybernetics
  • Intelligence amplification
  • Invisibility
  • Life extension, Biological immortality, Universal immortalism and immortality
    • Artificial organs
    • Cloning
    • Cryonics
    • The Organ Bank Problem—a proposed problem in which the reduced death rate caused by organ transplants would lead to a shortage of organs available for transplant
  • Mind interfacing
    • Memory removal/editing
    • Mind control
    • Mind swap
    • Mind uploading
    • Two or more minds coexisting in a body
      • Human and alien coexisting in a body (see Tales from the Planet Earth)
    • Neural implants to directly interface with machinery
  • Molecular manufacturing & Nanotechnology (nanomilitary, nanomaterials, nanoecology, nanomedicine, nanocomputing, nanospace, nanoenergy)
  • Psi powers and psychic phenomena
    • Clairvoyance
    • Telepathy
    • Telekinesis
  • Paradise engineering
  • Resizing (size-changing, miniaturization, magnification, shrinking, and enlargement)
  • Shapeshifting
  • Teleportation

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