The Singularity
A Science Fiction book. After a slow start this book really picked up and I really got stuck into it....
The Singularity is Sci Fi Dystopia where the world is controlled by UCorp, a Big Brother corporation who monitor and profile people through mandated social networking. Those that fail to comply are taken away for Re-Socialisation.:: Professor Peter Stalk ::This is a time where the world is ruled by a mighty Corporation, uCorp. This is a world where citizens are monitored and profiled through mandated status updates. This is a society addicted to technology - a society who have sacrificed their privacy and freedom for convenience and security. These are the three principles that contain the human spirit: Transparency. Identity. Security. And those that stray will face the horror of Re-Socialisation.I am Peter Stalk, a scientist responsible for the uCorp systems which monitor status updates and interpret their emotion and look for anomalies – or what uCorp call Paradox Alerts. I am going to make amends for my crimes against humanity. This is my story. The Singularity...
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This was one of them books that I got recommended a few years ago now, it has sat on my Kindle for pretty much most of that time. It's also not the normal type of book I go for, considering I go for something a lot more lets me forget the world than anything else.But this book, it gripped me from the start and was terrifying in a way... Brave debut from English/South African author. It references Orwell, Dick, Huxley, Gates and Zuckerberg while channeling the collective doom and gloom of every sci-fi auteur who 's ever made you want to skip this mortal coil. After a slow start this book really picked up and I really got stuck into it. The reason I've given it a 4 instead of a 5 is that there were some spelling errors throughout that should've been picked up by a proofread and also that it ended really suddenly. I'm hoping a sequel is in the works to tie things up.
