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Technogenesis
Technogenesis
Author: Syne Mitchell
In a near future where almost everyone on earth is connected to a worldwide net, Jasmine Reese discovers the existence of an intelligence called Gestalt-a self-aware entity generated by the collected consciousness of eight billion networked people. And only Jaz can stop it from controlling the world. — "Mitchell is a rare author-as equally deft w...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780451458643
ISBN-10: 0451458648
Publication Date: 1/1/2002
Pages: 336
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Publisher: Roc
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
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This book reminds me of Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson. Snow Crash was one of the best sci-fi/fantasy books I ever read, and while Technogenesis is not quite that good, it is still very worthwile. The evolution of the internet will no doubt bring on some intersting developments, and this story explores an interesting scenario.

I was a little disappointed in the main character - Jaz - and how she acted at times, but that is probably just my perspective. I have already requested another one of Syne Mitchell's books to see if I like the next one as much as this one. Enjoy!


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