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Memory Storage, Long-Term
Memory storage for posthumans thousands of years old is often a problem. One popular (but clumsy) solution among some clades is to employ computronium implants, or even a small drone floating about for all the very-long-term memory storage. More elegant solutions involve a nanosome in each posthuman cell writing memory directly to redundant or specially set aside nuclear DNA.
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Text by Steve Bowers
Initially published on 08 December 2001.
Initially published on 08 December 2001.
