Her working hypothesis was ridiculous at best; how could an electrogravitic field change someone’s appearance? She had explained that the field didn’t actually “change” the body’s appearance at all. It merely formed a template which the cellular material “flowed” into. It also reduced the molecular bonding to the point where the cells were allowed to flow and created a temporary chemical stasis field so rebinding could not take place until the new template had been ‘filled”. The stasis had the side benefit of suspending consciousness while the transformation was taking place. If the template was carefully chosen she had said, the subject’s free radicals would be nearly eliminated, resulting in an extension of life expectancy.
The Day’s of his Lives Scene 178
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