Avid reader; mostly nonfiction; history, tech, alternative medicine, self help. Though I love fantasy and science fiction equally.
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Well... if Alfredwas built off of rachel's memories... then that technically makes the AI her son, if you want to take it that far, and with Alfred being as human as he is right now, that's not far from the truth.
As a magical revolution remakes a city, an ancient evil is awakened in a brilliant …
this sounds right up my alley.
The Bodies of Others is about how we came to the harrowing civilizational crossroads at …
great book. A bit on the crazy side, though.
The Bodies of Others is about how we came to the harrowing civilizational crossroads at …
It's impossible to tell in today's insane society, and considering I did indeed love this book, but I still can't help thinking that the author sees conspiracies everywhere she turns. Her entire book's premise seems to be that technology is the issue that is plaguing our society, and that it could be mitigated by getting rid of all of our computers and returning to a pen-and-paper society. Society would still have it's problems, even then. Needless to say, I am going to read her other books. I still like her tone, in general.
Now you can see a bit of Jason's ruthlessness... though couldn't any protector of a city be considered the villain to every other city arrayed against them? I would say so... villain of hero, it's all dependent on which side you're on. though Jason's life hasn't been made easy by people in the real world, has it?
The Bodies of Others is about how we came to the harrowing civilizational crossroads at …
Right now this feels like I'm reading a treatise on why AI is bad... I feel that Dr. Wolf doesn't display a balanced view of the whole thing; to her, all tech is bad and we need to get back to a world where everything is done on paper. Tech isn't the problem. Big tech is the problem.
Naomi Wolf: the Bodies Of Others (EBook, All Seasons PR)
The Bodies of Others is about how we came to the harrowing civilizational crossroads at which we find ourselves - …
You can tell that stuff is beginning to heat up here... And when the hell did Finn actually successfully catch Jason?
What would it be like to experience the ancient landscapes of the past as we experience the reality of nature …
great series... so far.
"Excellent worldbuilding and a truly epic narrative combine into Brian's finest work to date. Heartily …
only about fifteen percent of the way though this, but I'm liking it.
Deadly competition. Deep desert. A dying tyrant.
Finn Harris was declared the Mage Guild’s champion. …
this is in the middle of a series, and you have to read everything before and after it to make sense of it, despite what others may tell you.
Travis Bagwell: Awaken Online: Flame (Tarot #2)
Deadly competition. Deep desert. A dying tyrant.
Finn Harris was declared the Mage Guild’s champion.
However, that was only the …
On paper, Jason has a great life. He attends a prestigious private school on scholarship …
this was a really good first book to an excellent series; excellent world building, and excelent integration of game elements into what is turning out to be a fantastic plot. I am currently reading the side quests right now, and in my personal opinion, they are needed to get the full picture of the story.
"Excellent worldbuilding and a truly epic narrative combine into Brian's finest work to date. Heartily recommended to anyone who wants …