I'd suggest the "1 in 20 rule" apply - most anything you say about people you'll find doesn't apply to 5% of the population.
On that basis, 5% of the population have obvious/visible biomods, and another 5% might reasonably have near-invisible, only detectable by (careful) analysis ones. This adds up to 10% of the overall population, which I think feels about right.
Over time, medical emergencies, handwavium accidents, enemy action, the proportion might increase, but I'd suggest that 15% might be a reasonable figure in total.
I think that would be enough to have biomods be an obvious part of Fenspace, but not an overwhelming or dominant feature.
Then you have androids, robots, uplifted animals and anything else, but, that is a different story! [grin]
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"It is the business of the future to be dangerous" - Hawkwind
On that basis, 5% of the population have obvious/visible biomods, and another 5% might reasonably have near-invisible, only detectable by (careful) analysis ones. This adds up to 10% of the overall population, which I think feels about right.
Over time, medical emergencies, handwavium accidents, enemy action, the proportion might increase, but I'd suggest that 15% might be a reasonable figure in total.
I think that would be enough to have biomods be an obvious part of Fenspace, but not an overwhelming or dominant feature.
Then you have androids, robots, uplifted animals and anything else, but, that is a different story! [grin]
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"It is the business of the future to be dangerous" - Hawkwind