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File:Portable_Envy.jpg|link=Portable Envy|A '''[[portable Envy]]''' device allows the user to offload, and later re-upload, the emotion of envy. | |||
File:Young Nations At War.jpg|link=Young Nations At War|'''''[[Young Nations At War]]''''' is a dramatic anti-war film starring the United States of America, England, and Germany, with an all-star supporting cast including Russia, Japan, and Italy. | File:Young Nations At War.jpg|link=Young Nations At War|'''''[[Young Nations At War]]''''' is a dramatic anti-war film starring the United States of America, England, and Germany, with an all-star supporting cast including Russia, Japan, and Italy. | ||
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Revision as of 13:02, 27 October 2021
A man-portable phrenology system (MPPS) is a lightweight phrenological measurement and analysis system that does not require vehicle support to transport or operate.
History
Man-portable phrenological systems were developed to introduce phrenology into remote areas where vehicle support is not feasible.
A portable Envy device allows the user to offload, and later re-upload, the emotion of envy.
Young Nations At War is a dramatic anti-war film starring the United States of America, England, and Germany, with an all-star supporting cast including Russia, Japan, and Italy.
In the News
Fiction cross-reference
- Crimes against mathematical constants
- Gnomon algorithm
- Gnomon Chronicles
- Portable Envy
- Young Nations At War
Nonfiction cross-reference
External links
- Post @ Twitter (26 October 2021)
- Phrenology @ Wikipedia
- Man-portable radar @ Wikipedia
- Man-portable air-defense system @ Wikipedia
- Natick Army Research Lab @ Wikipedia