It deals with some of the same subject matter although a bit different.

― Douglas E. Richards, Infinity Born. Kirby Heyborne. So what was wrong? If you like intelligent action, then you will like this book. He went to Finneytown High School, and then graduated with a degree in microbiology from Ohio State University, a master's degree in molecular biology from the University of Wisconsin, and a master's degree in business administration from the University of Chicago. But his status as the only mind reader in the world is about to change... What if you developed a technology that made it impossible for anyone to lie? The characters were one-dimensional in my opinion, but the story gave you a lot to think about. He's been on high-stakes missions before, but this time the stakes are nothing less than the future of humanity. 1,608 As a child, her family was taken from her by a serial killer. Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. The exposition in these plots takes several seemingly disjointed events. But in the wrong hands, this technology could represent the greatest threat humanity has ever seen . See Colossus (1956) or the movie Colossus, the Forbin Project for earlier works in similar genre. is already here and in common use. Douglas E. Richards is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of WIRED and more than a dozen other novels (see list below). But by the time Richards nears the end of his exposition, I just didn't care anymore. OK as a techno-thriller. I just finished 'Infinity Born', which is probably the most thought provoking thing I have read in a long time. Thank you, Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2017. And while this seems utterly useless, it turns out to be the most powerful capability the world has ever known.

Please try your request again later. Most are some combination of more than one of those. But what if this transcendent level of intelligence brings with it a ruthless megalomania? Not flattened by superficial romance or too many god references this is the best book by Richards so far.

There was just something missing. That's the book that got me hooked on this author. Soon Hall discovers that advanced electronics have been implanted in his brain, and he now has two astonishing abilities. But so would the danger.... Rachel Howard is a brilliant neuroscientist trying to make this capability a reality. As it is I am angry that I wasted a credit on this book - something that I have never experienced before. The plot was great. This is a really fascinating story that grabs you. But China has a cube of its own, and its motivations are much less benign. This is a very captivating book, in my opinion, and I had a hard time puting it down for any length of time. I did enjoy it, the author certainly does his research. It really shows what the story is all about. Isaac Jordan, billionaire many times over and an amazing scientist, is at the centre of the book.

Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. 7,154 To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Technology run amock, man against machine, etc.

Mumbo jumbo science and philosophical discussions take place trying to decide if this, which could mean immortality, should be made generally available.

There was just one aspect that confused me a bit and it would be interesting to hear someone´s thoughts. And maybe I wasn't riveted to the story. I prefer to call them techno-thrillers. But will this lead to a glorious future, or to the collapse of civilization? 5,093

She just doesn't know it yet. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 6, 2017, Loved it, could not put it down, could not stop thinking about where the story was going and getting it completely wrong. If your not familiar with Richard's writing this is an excellent place to start. It's in The Sweet Spot of my genre. ), ( When DARPA's billion-dollar program to create artificial superintelligence is sabotaged, US operative Cameron Carr is tasked with finding the culprit. Well, took me a few months to read thru this, some of that cause it was on my Kindle - not always convenient to "just pick it up", or take it while I'm traveling. From the million-copy NY Times bestselling author. His voice characterizations are barely indistinguishable, and his Russian accent is laughable.I gave the book two stars because, had I the stomach to listen to it all the way through, the plot might have been okay. I found the writing to be disjointed, lacking a smooth flow. I just finished 'Infinity Born', which is probably the most thought provoking thing I have read in a long time. A strange shimmer in the atmosphere, a blinding flash of light, and the capsule vanishes in a blink as though it never existed. Follow to get new release updates and improved recommendations. Does this book contain quality or formatting issues? Start by marking “Infinity Born” as Want to Read: Error rating book. ", Baby on board: Mom gives birth in car in viral video, These voters are dancing their way to the polls, Kevin Hart shares why he revived MDA telethon, Matthew McConaughey reveals the origin of his catchphrase, Elton John inspires new look for iconic toy, Jimmy Kimmel picks on Donald Trump's debate lines, This beetle can get run over by a car and live to tell the tale, Stephen Colbert moved to tears by Dolly Parton's voice, Bruce Willis reprises iconic role for commercial, 'Legally Blonde' star says iconic scene was cut short, Kim Kardashian tears up recounting Paris robbery, 'They are two peas in a pod': Toddler finds unlikely friend, Derek Hough returns to the floor on 'Dancing with the Stars', Fans torn over color of Billie Eilish's shoes, Mayra Joli identified as 'nodding woman' at Trump town hall. I haven't even finished going through the part at the end describing what in the book was possible or could be possible, before wanting to come here to review this book. There's a problem loading this menu right now.

Reviews suggest most folks enjoyed this book, so I may be quitting too early? The characters are made of wet paper bags; they are all super geniuses and/or super good at tactical stuf. 1,964