Immune
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Faint hints of red illuminated the objects that occupied the space, the luminosity changing as the red numerals on the digital clock switched to a new time: 4:16 a.m.
This time of night was the quietest. Even the latest of night owls had already found a way home from whatever sport had kept them out and about. Before long, folks on the early shift would be making their way to relieve sleepy compatriots at the local mini-mart stores, but not yet.
Sitting up in his bed, his back propped up by a pi...le of pillows, Mark let his eyes roam freely. His night vision was improving with use, but then again, what wasn’t? Since that first time they had tried on the alien headsets on the starship, his entire brain and nervous system seemed to be constantly adjusting neural connections, always seeking optimization. Their last visit had accelerated the process.
All three of them, Mark, Jennifer, and Heather, had experienced it, although the effects had been different for each. Apparently, gaining the use of the other ninety percent of your brain still left room for plenty of individual differences.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Faint hints of red illuminated the objects that occupied the space, the luminosity changing as the red numerals on the digital clock switched to a new time: 4:16 a.m.
This time of night was the quietest. Even the latest of night owls had already found a way home from whatever sport had kept them out and about. Before long, folks on the early shift would be making their way to relieve sleepy compatriots at the local mini-mart stores, but not yet.
Sitting up in his bed, his back propped up by a pi...le of pillows, Mark let his eyes roam freely. His night vision was improving with use, but then again, what wasn’t? Since that first time they had tried on the alien headsets on the starship, his entire brain and nervous system seemed to be constantly adjusting neural connections, always seeking optimization. Their last visit had accelerated the process.
All three of them, Mark, Jennifer, and Heather, had experienced it, although the effects had been different for each. Apparently, gaining the use of the other ninety percent of your brain still left room for plenty of individual differences.
What to read after Immune?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R Richard Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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