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How are you all, and how are your crews? I hope everyone is recovering from their injuries after that last bounty. It was an exciting one, wasn't it?
I don't have anything terribly important to say, but I wanted to check up on everyone and also pass along a very interesting article, if anyone wants to read it. New Strides In Artificial Cell Regeneration from this month's Mars Medical Sciences Research Journal. It's a bit dense, but I found it really fascinating. It's wonderful to see the strides that science is taking these days. It feels like we're starting to finally enter an era when society is more interested in advancements to better lives than simply surviving and making do. Now, let's hope their next strides are to make these advancements more affordable and accessible to the ordinary people, hmm?
Alright, another check-in: pain levels, headaches, any lingering issues? Don't make me come hunt you down. I have reading to do.
If anyone feels like they don't have anything to do, which you do, the kitchen is still in tatters. And the rec area. Anyone who hasn't gone to see Grace for a once over should go before we stake out this bounty tomorrow night, and I won't hear any complaints about it. Io's not easy terrain. We'll pick up supplies and replace what was damaged when we settle everything.JAI.
Still with us? Rough first day.