>And finally, realise that this isn't science fiction from Orson Scott Card, the writer of Ender's Game
Nice little bit of product placement there, considering there's not really anything in Ender's Game about advanced medical technology - and in fact, the most significant item we see is the monitor, which is so non-biodegradable that Ender has to go back to the doctor for a surgery with apparently non-negligible risk to have it removed. I wonder what the Guardian's relationship with Lionsgate is.
Nice little bit of product placement there, considering there's not really anything in Ender's Game about advanced medical technology - and in fact, the most significant item we see is the monitor, which is so non-biodegradable that Ender has to go back to the doctor for a surgery with apparently non-negligible risk to have it removed. I wonder what the Guardian's relationship with Lionsgate is.