Would I support the development of a "bionic" person?

I personally would support the development of a "bionic" person if it meant that the person is capable of fully consenting to the idea and said person is fully aware of all the risks and circumstances that are involved.  I prefer the idea of a prosthetic or a bionic suit over a cyborg human/machine hybrid where the line between person and machine are too blurred and there are less opportunities to reverse said decision.  I would personally support the development of a "bionic" person if it enhances certain physical tasks or lifestyle disabilities, senses (vision, hearing, taste, feel), or even something that may enhance a person's memory.  I have reservations about devices that may control or influence a person's personality, intention, judgement, or decision making.

Acupuncture as effective energy medicine

One of the primary assertions of Chinese medicine is a simple law of energetics.  Changes in matter are always preceded by a change in the state of ENERGY.  A basic general relativity statement is that mass tells space how to curve, and space tells mass how to move.  In other words, mass forms the geometry of space, the geometry of space, in turns, dictates the behavior of mass within it.
Space tells mass how to move (energy), the space of the acupuncture channels, the space of the gravitational field of our bodies, in which the mass has to fill up the geometry of the field.  As we manipulate the force of the gravitational field of the body through acupuncture, the mass has no alternative but to behave accordingly within the field.  So change the energy and you change the mass.  Chinese medicine works by manipulating the energetic force fields.  Since all states of matter are preceded by a change in the state of the energy, Chinese medicine allows us the opportunity to detect these changes in the states of energy before they've had an opportunity to change the state of the mass.  The alteration or imbalance in the energetic field of the system is reflected in the pulse, the tongue, or complexion.  They reveal the configuration of the force before it actually manifests as physical damage.    We can detect it before it's done damage, and return it back to homeostasis.  We don't have to wait for tissues to degenerate, because the energetic alterations send out detectable red flags before there's an opportunity for damage, and can be corrected at that point.
The Lingshu says "The superior doctor PREVENTS disease; the mediocre doctor treats imminent illness, the inferior physician treats the actual disease."

How sacred geometry assists me in the practice of medicine

Sacred geometry assists me in the practice of Chinese medicine in that many of the ideas and concepts that drive Chinese medicine have a high degree of significance to numbers, as does Sacred Geometry.  For example, in the Dao De Jing, it states that  "The Dao begot the one, the one begot the two, the two begot the three, and the three begot the ten thousand things."  So we have origin, the two - Yin and Yang, three- Heaven, life, and earth, (San Tai), the four seasons, five phases, six circulations, the eight extraordinary vessels, twelve principal channels, sixty four hexagrams that then go on to 128, 256, 512, so on and so forth.  This in many ways is like the Fibonacci sequence - A sequence of numbers where the next number is found from adding the two numbers before it.  From this nature forms the patterns and shapes like spirals we see from sea shells to Sunflowers.  In other words these Geometries reflect the blue print of life forms and their frequencies.  When we have a greater understanding of this geometry and our relationship to health and maintaining homeostasis we see how these principles assist us in the practice of medicine.

Newton's 3 Laws and me

Newton's 3 laws of motion states that things want to stay in the position they are (inertia), until an outside force brings them into motion, and once that motion is enacted, it wants to stay in that motion until outside forces stop it.  The first law is that things want to keep doing what they are already doing. His second law states that the acceleration of an object depends upon the mass of an object and the amount of force that's applied (force=mass x acceleration).  The more mass there is, the more force is required to move said object.  When the force of gravity is included in the equation, We have Fg=mg, where we can determine the weight of an object.  Newton's third law states that for every action, there's an equal but opposite reaction.
These "laws" remained unchallenged for hundreds of years, until recently when the theory of gravity is now largely dismissed and considered outdated with research coming out concerning the supermassive black hole in the center of the milky way.  The very nature of the way we thought gravity behaves is now insufficient in understanding the more complex relationships with the globe in relation to the solar system and the universe.
This taught me that no matter how much we think we know, we cannot be satisfied in calling things absolute, because there always seems to be something that can come and challenge and upset the status quo.