For thirty years, the Cerebellix computer chip has stifled the emotions of nearly every Omnividian citizen.
In a bleak routine-driven existence, they committed no crimes, formed no human bonds, and waged no resistance to the tyrannical rule of Henry Irvine.
As an underground dissident group emerges, a mother embarks on a quest to find her children, friendships are crafted, and -- with some unlikely help from the highest echelons of power -- the seeds of a global resistance movement are planted.
In his debut fiction novel, Neal Larson crafts a thrilling tale of oppression, struggle, adventure, hope and love. (Amazon)
Transhumanism, Technology and Humanity, Nature of the Human Person
