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Cayce Varin, a distinguished Professor of AI-neuroscience and Theory of Mind, holds dissident views that clash with the accepted norms of Human Biologicals and the Federation of Pandemos. After sharing his unconventional theories with a Graduate Student Assistant, he is labeled a Thought Deviationist and arrested by a Robot Police Agent. Though released, he lives in constant fear of future arrests, betrayal, and losing his identity. Alongside other Thought Deviationists, Varin faces the looming threat of Collective Mind—a vast database that seemingly knows everything, including personal thoughts. They suspect the Federation is spreading a virus to keep Human Biologicals linked to Collective Mind, which would erase individual identity. Resisting this virus requires taking the addictive drug Eraserall, but it means living as a fugitive, hunted by Robot Police Agents for “treatment.” The only hope for Varin and his allies lies in infiltrating Essential Data, Collective Mind’s core processing center. The stakes are high, and success is uncertain, but the mission is critical for Varin’s future, the survival of Thought Deviationists, and the very essence of individuality.
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Thought Criminal, Michael Rectenwald
- Language
- Released
- 2020
- Binding
- (Paperback)
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- Title
- Thought Criminal
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Michael Rectenwald
- Released
- 2020
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 192
- ISBN10
- 1943003467
- ISBN13
- 9781943003464
- Series
- Tags
- Politics, Suspense, Drugs, Communism, Artificial Intelligence, Neuroscience, Socialism, Human Mind, Viral Infections, Technothrillers
- Description
- Cayce Varin, a distinguished Professor of AI-neuroscience and Theory of Mind, holds dissident views that clash with the accepted norms of Human Biologicals and the Federation of Pandemos. After sharing his unconventional theories with a Graduate Student Assistant, he is labeled a Thought Deviationist and arrested by a Robot Police Agent. Though released, he lives in constant fear of future arrests, betrayal, and losing his identity. Alongside other Thought Deviationists, Varin faces the looming threat of Collective Mind—a vast database that seemingly knows everything, including personal thoughts. They suspect the Federation is spreading a virus to keep Human Biologicals linked to Collective Mind, which would erase individual identity. Resisting this virus requires taking the addictive drug Eraserall, but it means living as a fugitive, hunted by Robot Police Agents for “treatment.” The only hope for Varin and his allies lies in infiltrating Essential Data, Collective Mind’s core processing center. The stakes are high, and success is uncertain, but the mission is critical for Varin’s future, the survival of Thought Deviationists, and the very essence of individuality.