"
"We must never misuse our advantage, Luis," Meillard said seriously.
"We must use it only for their good."
He really meant it. Only--You had to know some general history to
study technological history, and it seemed to him that that pious
assertion had been made a few times before. Some of the others who
had made it had really meant it, too, but that had made little
difference in the long run.
Fayon and Anna were talking enthusiastically about the work ahead of
them.
"I don't know where your subject ends and mine begins," Anna was
saying. "We'll just have to handle it between us. What are we going
to call it? We certainly can't call it hearing."
"Nonauditory sonic sense is the only thing I can think of," Fayon
said. "And that's such a clumsy term."
"Mark; you thought of it first," Anna said. "What do you think?"
"Nonauditory sonic sense. It isn't any worse than Domesticated
Type C, and that got cut down to size. _Naudsonce._"
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