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+ | '''Innovation Information Incorporated''', often shortened to '''I3''', is a tech firm owned by [[Yol Chay]], although [[Stephen Leeds]] ownes shares in the company. In [[Legion: Skin Deep]] a member of this corporation researches into biochemistry, specificly DNA and encoding extra information into a person's DNA, dies with all research downloaded only into his body, prompting the start of the book. |
| + | The buildings are mentioned as being very 'creative-friendly,' with brightly coloured walls, beanbag seats, arcade games, a free cafeteria and food stations, and even a tire swing. There are also lego bricks placed on the tables in conference rooms to give the engineers something to do with their hands during meetings. It is seen to be like a pre-school to some. |
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Revision as of 07:52, 27 September 2016
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Innovation Information Incorporated, often shortened to I3, is a tech firm owned by Yol Chay, although Stephen Leeds ownes shares in the company. In Legion: Skin Deep a member of this corporation researches into biochemistry, specificly DNA and encoding extra information into a person's DNA, dies with all research downloaded only into his body, prompting the start of the book. The buildings are mentioned as being very 'creative-friendly,' with brightly coloured walls, beanbag seats, arcade games, a free cafeteria and food stations, and even a tire swing. There are also lego bricks placed on the tables in conference rooms to give the engineers something to do with their hands during meetings. It is seen to be like a pre-school to some.
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