From:	"Robert A. Hayden" <hayden@*******.MANKATO.MSUS.EDU>
Subject:	bioware in deadzones
Date:	Wed, 23 Jun 1993 18:53:27 -0500

I am not going to talk about the viability of deadzones, that's for a
different post.

I am going to talk about bioware in them though.


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I cannot see any possible reason why bioware wouldn't work in deadzones.
The are totally organic, with only a minute number of genetic strings
changed. Granted, that changing was done by machine, but the result is
still completely organic.

Now, IF a you say that bioware dies in a deadzone because it was designed
by machine, then you must also and check to see if the players were
originally fertilized naturally or in a test-tube. Because if they are
test-tube-sammies, they will die (because the biological construct was
created by mechanical means).

Cyberware failing in a deadzone I can buy, but I can't see how it would
hose bioware.

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