Ideas about a world where you need to give up memories in exchange for skills.

[Stuart Dren]

Is that the China Mieville one with the aliens who get high off of language and their dialogue is written like fractions? That book is freaking nuts. Chine Mieville is freaking nuts.

Yep, freaking pecan nuts. I read it because Wrey mentioned it once or twice. After reading that and Perdido Street Station, I later learned his genre was partially "New Weird" and I thought, well, carry on then; story checks out.

 

[Homer Potvin]

Yep, freaking pecan nuts. I read it because Wrey mentioned it once or twice. After reading that and Perdido Street Station, I later learned his genre was partially "New Weird" and I thought, well, carry on then; story checks out.

The City and the City is probably my favorite. That concept is off the wall.

You were around for Wrey? Were you under the Stuart name? My mind is a sieve.

 

[Louanne Learning]

for research purposes

Research into what?

the government would gain the most by allowing this technology

oh, adding the government into the mix is an interesting complication

those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it, and I think that fits perfectly here. It's very easy to control a population

Okay, now you are on to something here. Would the new powers granted interfere in controlling the population?