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Comments on Saving Soldiers With Hibernation
Maybe you can think of a better match for this one, but I'll bet you can't think of a better name for it. Or can you? (Read
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| "A better example is Hiberzine from John Ringo's "A Hymn Before Battle."" (Brynna 12/11/2009 4:44:22 PM) |
| "I looked at that; Hiberzine doesn't appear to be a trauma treatment drug. " (Bill Christensen 12/12/2009 12:05:54 PM) |
| "Brynna is right. There are frequent references throughout the series to injured individuals being put into hibernation until they can be retrieved. " (Peter Jacobs 12/13/2009 5:34:25 PM) |
| "Great! Thanks Peter and sorry, Brynna, I hope you'll accept my apologies. I just looked at the references in the first book of the series on Amazon. I'll look harder so I can get it right." (Bill Christensen 12/13/2009 6:22:51 PM) |
| "A science fiction RPG had a drug called "Suspend", which is pretty much exactly what's described here.
Alas, I can't remember if it was Traveller (1977) or GURPS (1986); I'm fairly sure it was the former." (Your Obedient Serpent 12/18/2009 10:21:16 PM) |
| "I'm pretty sure Niven's autodoc includes a suspended animation drug." (Blue Monkey 3/26/2010 1:34:20 PM) |
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