Sequoia Nagamatsu

How High We Go in the Dark

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    In the real world, people comfort themselves with ignorance, politics, and faith, but here in the domes only hard numbers matter.
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    We watched a rat injected with the virus inexplicably slip into a coma.
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    You saw a future of dead soil and dead oceans, all of us fighting for our lives. You had a vision of what life would be like for future generations and acted like the planet had a gun to our head. And
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    thirty thousand years ago
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    Two stab wounds. No witnesses outside his hotel.
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    Rigor mortis had curled her fingers. I imagined her asking for help—if her family had possessed medicinal knowledge of plants that could potentially redefine our knowledge of early humans. Ho
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    Annie and the other bodies contained incredibly well-preserved giant viruses we’ve never seen before.
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    Sometimes I wondered if her fantasy and science fiction magazines, her UFO phase, or how she dragged me to a Bigfoot convention in Sacramento had made her a better scientist than me—maybe it was the reason she saw things in the dirt that no one else could.
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    A lot of these gases are produced by bacteria that have adapted to the permafrost. Some even have their own kind of antifreeze.”
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    where she continued her work on native flora, particularly low-lying shrubs as crucial carbon sinks
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