On cyborgs, neurotechnology and neurorights

"I don't feel like I wear technology. I don't feel like I wear technology. I feel like I am technology”. This is how Neil Harbisson expressed a decade ago, recognized as humanity's first cyborg, his relationship with his sensor implanted in a bone in his head. He was born with a vision defect that did not allow him to appreciate colors and decided to correct this through an antenna implanted in his head through which he can receive auditory frequencies of the colors of the visible spectrum in the environment, in addition to infrared and ultraviolet. He can also accept images and telephone calls.