What does the future human look like?

Just grabbing coffee in 2056. This is what the merge actually looks like — not a sci-fi movie, but a subtle, seamless part of the everyday. The tech isn't replacing the person; it’s just tucked under the skin, boosting our potential while we go about our morning routine. In 30 years, "cyborg" might not be a scary label, but just another choice for how we interact with the world. When the hardware looks this natural, does the distinction between "us" and "it" even matter anymore? What’s your take? If you could get a subtle neural "upgrade" that felt just as natural as your own skin, would you do it, or do you prefer keeping things 100% organic?