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"I think that self-limitation is the major limiting factor for most people in the world."
- Frank Herbert
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| Vagus Nerve Bio-Chip | ||
| Relief from nausea without drugs. |
Some humans just never quite get the hang of free-fall.
| Roic unbent from the port, looking especially stoic, faint vertical lines of worry between his eyebrows.
Miles asked, "Has everyone had their antinausea pills?" Roic nodded earnestly. Ekaterin said, "Have you had yours?" "Oh, yes." He glanced down his plain gray civilian tunic and trousers. "I used to have this nifty bio-chip on my vagus nerve that kept me from losing my lunch in free fall, but it got blown out with the rest of my guts in that unpleasant encounter with the needle-grenade. I should get it replaced one of these days..." |
| Technovelgy from Diplomatic Immunity,
by Lois McMaster Bujold. Published by Baen in 2002 Additional resources -
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