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Rabid Mind - The Dominion: Rabid Mind, #2
Rabid Mind - The Anatomy: Rabid Mind, #1
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Rabid Mind – The Dominion.  (Book 2)

So now things had developed.  It was an imposition on how to think.  A sporadic resistance did exist but only under the covers and that had been controlled.  Being realistic, nothing could challenge the might of the status quo.

For centuries, it was just normal to let powerful factions do what the hell they wanted.  Now was the same.  It could have been construed as business as usual, the political classes doing as they pleased with a vulnerable population.  Now, however, it was a little different.  The population was imprisoned by their own minds.

There could only be one source of action.  Let nature take its course.

This book is written in UK English.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherExcelsior
Release dateAug 5, 2017
Rabid Mind - The Dominion: Rabid Mind, #2
Rabid Mind - The Anatomy: Rabid Mind, #1

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  • Rabid Mind - The Anatomy: Rabid Mind, #1

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    Rabid Mind - The Anatomy: Rabid Mind, #1
    Rabid Mind - The Anatomy: Rabid Mind, #1

    Rabid Mind – The Anatomy.  (Book 1 of 2)  New Edition Jan 2017 It was natural that the phenomenon of artificial intelligence would progress.  With so many practical examples of the technology walking around, it was hard to imagine it would not.  However, to progress you first have to build the monster then you can play with it, providing it doesn't want to play with you. Richard, the naïve technologist who works with artificial intelligence decides to take a non-prescribed route to complete some work for his overly demanding boss, Walter Jackson.  Walter Jackson, a stickler for protocol, thinks he has Richard on a string.  However, that is not true and if William Jackson had any technological insight he would also have released the potential dangers Richard was unleashing.  Then again, William Jackson was not a great expert on Richard's work or an exponent of taking risk. When Richard was playing with artificial intelligence, he always felt he was on the cusp of something great.  Richard gradually immerses himself in a technological quagmire, which even he cannot truly contemplate.  In between his pathological bouts of tedium, Richard meets a stranger who does not declare his origins.  It begs the question, from where does he come. Luckily, Richard has Craven - another artificial anomaly. This book is written in UK English.

  • Rabid Mind - The Dominion: Rabid Mind, #2

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    Rabid Mind - The Dominion: Rabid Mind, #2
    Rabid Mind - The Dominion: Rabid Mind, #2

    Rabid Mind – The Dominion.  (Book 2) So now things had developed.  It was an imposition on how to think.  A sporadic resistance did exist but only under the covers and that had been controlled.  Being realistic, nothing could challenge the might of the status quo. For centuries, it was just normal to let powerful factions do what the hell they wanted.  Now was the same.  It could have been construed as business as usual, the political classes doing as they pleased with a vulnerable population.  Now, however, it was a little different.  The population was imprisoned by their own minds. There could only be one source of action.  Let nature take its course. This book is written in UK English.

Author

Roy Jackaman

The author has earned degrees in mathematics, has a substantial career as an IT Specialist and is a member of MENSA. He has lived in many parts of the world. The objective of his writing is to tell a story from a technical idea and to present it in a readable form. He enjoys writing about complex fictional issues and abstract notions.  

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