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Story involving a brain implant that allows access to the Internet

The online magazine FARTHER STARS THAN THESE has published ?Paul? ??s Brainbug? by C.E. Gee, which takes three minutes or less to read.

This story involves a brain implant that can access WiFi.

The story will be the magazine?s featured story for six days starti ng Thursday, March, 2 2017. The story will then be moved into the magazine ?s Archive Department. The Archive Department is found below the en ding of the story --- Goto March 2017.

The story is Science Fiction, has a futuristic setting, a romance.

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C. E. Gee
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Looking forward to the second installment about a mouth implant that allows direct access to a sewer pipe!

Reply to
bitrex

And, to think, only *50* years after _The President's Analyst_!

Reply to
Don Y

Worryingly I occasionally think I ought to watch that yet again.

Reply to
Tom Gardner

Too trippy. Sort of like the "Flint" films (same leading actor) or Allen's "Jimmy Bond" performance. Or, watching 90 minutes of "Laugh In" :<

Reply to
Don Y

This story stretched my suspension of disbelief because it failed to deliver cortical spam, unwanted ads, pop-ups, and malware. No way do the usual suspects allow a clean get away without banner ads and tracking cookies dancing through your head. :0)

Thank you,

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Don Kuenz KB7RPU
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Don Kuenz

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