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Metapeople
2044 |
by Robert Franklin |
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A 21st century scientific thriller sequel of
George Orwell's
dystopian
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1984. |
Based in part on
the science and religion book
Infinite Cold Energy by Robert Franklin. |
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2nd in a Series |
Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) |
Robotics ● Mind Slates |
Immortality on Earth |
Living Inside Humanoid Bodies |
Living Inside Metaverse Spaces |
Futuristic Physics Theories |
Futuristic Transportation |
Futuristic Weapons |
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Price $9.99
DRM-free ePUB eBook |
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About The Novel: |
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The novel Metapeople 2044 by Robert Franklin is a
380 page sequel to George
Orwell's dystopian novel 1984 that has been reincarnated
into the 21st century, but more bizarrely and
extraordinary. The book is gaining ground amongst
readers alike who have found this novel somewhat thrilling and
exciting. When we all thought 1984 and its predictions
were
out of the way since we entered the new millennial era - well,
think again, because Metapeople 2044 brings all the highlights to the
fore giving you the details and secrets of Big Brother in
a more refined manner. When reading Metapeople 2044 you participate
in the world of Big Brother and not just grasp the
knowledge by reading it.
The character Edward Thomas in the novel is
partly modeled after
the true-life experiences of Robert Franklin concerning a
man who works for Big Brother, as well as, the rich and
famous as an electronic technician. Suspicion was brought
on by some of Bob's holistic and strangely familiar pet
projects involving robots and his research into
immortality here on planet Earth.
Since the age of four Robert Franklin sometimes called
Bob by his family has been researching the subject of how to
make immortality possible - a desire humans have so far
not been able to find
the solution. Robert believes that immortality is
possible right here on planet Earth is plausible
believing wholeheartedly in its
future success.
Robert Franklin isn't only an impeccable writer with good
thought flow of sequence when he picks up the pen and puts
ideas on paper, he is also a singer and song writer. In 1981 Bob retitled
a song he wrote in 1977 calling it Franklinstein about
a robot designed and created to be immortal. Moving forward to
the year 1984 Bob
introduced Frank Jr. the robot. The demo song
Franklinstein is
available at www.bobfranklin.com for download under the artist
name Bob Franklin.
In 1989 Bob began studying physics. Bob believes the answer to his creative ideas can be found in having a thorough foundation
in physics. Bob created 1D alpha vector theory and 2D beta
theory from scratch which are two ideas in direct competition
with the popular physics theories called strings and banes.
Since 1991 Bob has worked on a practical photonic design
for telescreens and Bob's best new technology called "mind
slate technology" based on what Bob calls "tabūla mentis theory"
which is an idea
that Bob
created in 1991 to handle the artificial intelligence
(AI) portion of Frank Jr's thinking processes.
A timeline listed inside the physics book unfolds by the
year 2051 with quantum systems in photonics and quantum
artificial intelligence as the main accelerants of innovation
turning life for humans into immortal virtual digitalized humanoid
avatars called metatrons, metapeople,
metapersons, metathings, etc.
that will exist in 3D simulated virtual reality metaverse spaces. A dystopian real world and an
immortal metaverse virtual world ruled by Big Brother will
for sure make the seven years of great tribulation between 2044-2051 very interesting
to say the least! |
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Book Reviews |
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"An outstanding story about the living conditions in the future
world of planet Earth and its
inhabitants,
including
their governing styles, which results in paradise and
immortality
on Earth.
A very entertaining perspective from a lifetime of
observations
and from deep thinking in the science of
physics." |
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Shirley Egland Spalla USC graduate,
BSc |
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