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Steel Beach by John Varley:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas
Very absorbing novel; in this future, human beings have been expelled from the Earth and live in artificial habitats on other worlds. Very advanced technology and medicine make long life and almost any physical change in the body possible; anything can happen in this novel and mostly, it does. Not for children. Select
an invention:
Disney Therapy Letting people retreat to a simpler time, for their mental health.
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Nanobot A robot constructed with nanotechnology.
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