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Gather, Darkness! by Fritz Leiber:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas
Classic novel by Lieber describes a world some 350 years after a nuclear holocaust destroyed the world we know and plunged humanity into a new Dark Age. Techno-priests who use science lord it over the ignorant masses who do not.

('Gather Darkness' by Fritz Leiber)
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an invention:
Adjustable House A house with elastic walls and structural members, the shape of which can be changed.
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Force Pencil Device straps to forearm, projects a force beam.
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Inviolability Field A kind of field of force built into a robe, to protect an individual person.
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Pain Canopy Pain by nerve induction improves interrogation.
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Solidograph Long distance projection of three-dimensional images.
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