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The GM Effect
"The GM Effect" is a short story by science fiction author Frank Herbert which first appeared in ''Analog'' magazine in 1965 and later in Herbert's 1985 short story collection ''The Worlds of Frank Herbert''. It is notable for being the first Herbert's story that dealt with a concept of other memory, a concept which would come to permeate most of his work, most notably the novels of the ''Dune'' universe.
==Plot==
While ''"looking for a hormonal method of removing fat from the body"''〔Herbert, Frank. The Worlds of Frank Herbert, London: New English Library, 1970. p.117.〕 a group of doctors at a Yankton Technical Institute realize that the side effect of their ''compound 105'' is a genetic memory (GM) effect, which allows the users to access memories of all of their biological ancestors. Realizing that such a discovery not only gives a complete and true insight in the history of the human race, but also grants the knowledge that the ancestors acquired, the doctors organize a meeting in which they plan to discuss how to proceed. They are, however, betrayed and killed by military forces, who then seize the formula to test it further for military use.
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