"That concept, at least, I can understand, the idea of becoming adapted to the body you wear. I have friends with cybernetic prosthetics in place of injuries that could not regenerate, and they described the process of learning to operate their prosthesis in much the same terms - uncomfortable, clumsy, and sometimes painful, needing to rewire the nerve impulses that would have triggered completely different reactions in their original body parts."<br/><br/>"The body you wear now is the one you have had since you were....born...then. It is an excellent replica of a humanoid form - how alike are you to an organic humanoid, though? If your body is functionally identical except for its materials, have you or your people chosen to retain the physical sensations of skin and muscle? Do you feel hot or cold? If you were injured, would you feel pain? I imagine your endurance is far higher than a typical human, having no fatigue proteins to overwhelm you - are you likewise improved in your strength and resilience towards injury?"