I have no problems with cybernetic parts ( provided they make em superior to human parts- not achieved currently) and if the human body isnt good enough anymore, i wouldnt mind transferring my conciousness to a mechanical body(Again, provided the technology exists).
To argue otherwise is to argue senselessly.
Indeed, the very use of prosthetics in humanity is evidenced enough that the spirit of cybernetics is well underway.
Whether you like it or not, human beings have always complimented themselves with instruments as needed and in many fields, human beings have been replaced simply because they arnt good enough anymore.
And again, whether you like it or not, the human error in the game, is ultimately, a shortcomming of the game.
Since the human errors do not balance out ( it cannot, as there is no such thing as a perfect distribution of errors-it is mathematically impossible actually), cricket would be the winner if onfield umpires got their power cut off with respect to run outs, catches and lbws.
And yet again, whether you like it or not, the fact remains that cricket is the winner with the introduction of technology so far - as well as the fanbase.
Run outs are rarely controversial anymore ( atleast compared to in the pre- 3rd umpire days).
The point is, traditions have no reason to survive once they are outdated and actually holds back the artform/humanity.
