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is beastars' world slowly evolving into a biopunk/cyberpunk civilization?

i started thinking about this for a while. because of the problems involving carnivores and herbivores and his demand for solutions, their medicine and other technological areas evolved quickly and tends to only acelerate. our technology only evolved so much with the computing and electronics thanks to the immense demand of the world wars and the cold war. but, unlike our wars, their demand never ends. so i wonder if this unstopable technological advance in medicine and bioengineering will eventually make them transform in a mix of cyberpunk/biopunk civilization.

u/Go-Beyond16180 — 12 days ago