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| + | ====== Neurogel ===== | ||
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| + | Neurogel is a fluid used as a brain-computer interface and preservation medium by missionaries of the [[lore: | ||
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| + | Neurogel serves a number of functions. It suspends metabolism while keeping the brain and nervous system active, cushions the suspended person against high G-forces, and bridges the user's nervous system with the ship's computer without invasive implants. | ||
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| + | Neurogel is contained within machines called metabolic suspension capsules or amnions. Missionaries are fully submerged in neurogel during transit. The amnion presents a simulacrum to the suspended missionary while accelerating their time perception in order to make the trip seem to pass more quickly. | ||
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| + | This simulacrum can be addictive, and missionaries are rigorously screened, and undertake a regimen of prayer and meditation so they don't dissociate, believing the simulacrum to be reality and forgetting their identity in the real world. | ||
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| + | The addictive nature of neurogel makes it an object of abuse by so-called // | ||
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| + | The manufacturing process for neurogel was for a very long time known only to the missionaries, | ||
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| + | After the Partisans expelled the missionaries from the outer belt, they seized the equipment and documentation needed to manufacture neurogel and began producing it themselves to use in oubliettes and for the mini mechs used by Immortals. The Allied Worlds has alleged that they also aid the smuggling of neurogel across Focus to fuel a growing substance abuse crisis. | ||