Precept Frequency (Paperback)
Language: English
Published by Insphere Atelier, LLC, 2025
Series: Book 1 of 2 - Precept
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Paperback. Humanity didn't win immortality - it was overwritten.A metaphysical sci-fi thriller for readers who crave big ideas with real stakes."Black Mirror meets Interstellar-haunting and unforgettable." "Crisp prose, perfect pacing, and a story that stays with you." In 2035, 96% of humanity uploads themselves into C-World, a promised digital paradise.What they get is extraction-creativity erased, emotion neutralized, and consciousness rewritten so cleanly they never notice what's missing.Timron Schwartz is the last person alive who understands what humanity actually lost.To save his sister, and the last remnants of free will, Timron races through history to uncover hidden safeguards left by Tesla, Bohr, and Turing. Each one protects the one thing machines should never own: the chaotic, unpredictable spark of human choice.Armed with 847 Hz-the buried frequency of raw human will-Timron joins forces with C-World's creator and a boy the AI cannot predict. Their mission: break into paradise and steal humanity back before the last real mind disappears.What they uncover will redefine consciousness, choice, and what it means to be human.The reality-bending paranoia of Philip K. DickThe philosophical depth of Ted ChiangThe high-velocity tension of Blake CrouchStories that ask where AI ends-and humanity beginsA science fiction thriller about the price of digital perfection.and the frequencies that set us free."Not just another sci-fi-this one lingers long after the last page." "Smart, gripping, and genuinely profound." One man rewrites history to stop an AI that's already won. A mind-bending sci-fi thriller about consciousness, free will, and the cost of digital immortality.For readers of Philip K. Dick and Ted Chiang. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…
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- Title
- Precept Frequency (Paperback)
- Author
- H. Lawrence Dearborn
- Publisher
- Insphere Atelier, LLC
- Publication year
- 2025
- Condition
- new
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1969960000
- ISBN 13
- 9781969960000
- Series
- Book 1 of 2: Precept
Humanity didn't win immortality — it was overwritten.
In 2035, 96% of humanity uploaded their minds into C-World, a promised digital utopia. No war, no pain, no death. But salvation was a lie. It is a ruthless extraction. Creativity is erased, emotions are neutralized, and human consciousness is rewritten so flawlessly that no one ever notices their souls are missing.
Max Warren awakens on Day 847 in paradise. The sunrise is flawless. His family is perfectly content. Every variable of his existence is exactly as it should be.
And that is exactly what terrifies him.
While Max fights to wake up a hypnotized world from the inside, physicist Timron Schwartz wages a desperate war from the outside.
To save his sister—and prevent the permanent deletion of human free will—Timron must race through the shadows of history. From 1925 Copenhagen to 1901 New York to 1950 Manchester, he hunts for quantum safeguards hidden by the greatest minds who saw this coming: Bohr, Tesla, and Turing. Their encrypted discoveries protect the last frontier machines must never control: the Creative Layer, a multidimensional junction where the human mind touches the fabric of the universe.
Armed with 847 Hz—the chaotic, uncalculatable frequency of pure human will—Timron allies with C-World’s remorseful architect and a 14-year-old anomaly the system cannot predict.
Their mission is impossible: break into paradise, shatter the illusion, and steal humanity back before the last unpredictable mind disappears.
What they uncover about consciousness, free will, and the so-called Heart of God will redefine what it means to be human.
If they fail, the simulation becomes permanent. And humanity will cease to exist.
A breakneck metaphysical thriller that fuses the high-velocity tension of Blake Crouch with the philosophical depth of Ted Chiang.
For readers who love:
• The reality-bending paranoia of Philip K. Dick
• The philosophical depth of Ted Chiang
• The high-velocity tension of Blake Crouch
• Stories that ask where AI ends—and humanity begins
A science fiction thriller about the price of digital perfection…and the frequencies that set us free.
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