The Practical Use
Washington, D. C., April 2029
"Tell me about it again," Barney said. "Keith and I want to be sure to get this straight when we report to McCabe."
Ginesh rehashed his explanation, then Nancy went over it again. "The most interesting thing," Nancy said, "is that every one of the patients who produced memories said they could not only see the memory in the visors, but they could feel the experience as well."
Barney looked to Nancy and then Ginesh. "Why would that be? What would make them feel the memory?"
"I can't answer that," Nancy said. "Can you, Ginesh?"
He shook his head. "I have no idea. Perhaps the cells that store memories of sensations are close to the neural transmitter and their data is sent along with it. I don't know. But why question it? Just go with it a
