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Titanium Noir by Nick Harkaway:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas
"Cal Sounder is a detective working for the police on certain very sensitive cases. So when he's called into investigate a homicide at a local apartment, he is surprised by the routineness of it all. But when he arrives on scene, Cal soon Lawrence at the victim. — Roddy Tebbitt, an otherwise milquetoast techie — as well over 7 feet tall. And although he doesn't look a day over 30, he is 91 years old. Tebbit is a Titan — one of this dystopian, near future societies genetically altered elites. And this case is definitely Cal's thing." Select
an invention:
Flesh Putty A flesh replacement, good for putting in bullet holes.
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