Human Arm Augmentation: Exploring Possibilities and Challenges
It is currently impossible for a human to surgically gain four arms. The procedures to add limbs are extremely complex and have never been successfully performed. The human body is not designed to support extra limbs, which would require additional circulatory, nervous, and muscular systems.
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