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Tracy Hickman
Speed of Darkness
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"Speed of Darkness" by Tracy Hickman is a science fiction novel that explores the depths of human consciousness and the consequences of advanced technology on society. The story follows the journey of a man named Joran Kade, who is a member of an elite group of individuals known as "Seers." These Seers have the ability to access a virtual reality-like world called the "Data Plane," where they can manipulate and interact with data on a quantum level. As Kade becomes more proficient in his abilities, he begins to uncover a sinister plot by a powerful organization known as the "Consortium" to use the Data Plane for their own gain. Kade and a small group of allies must navigate a dangerous world of corporate espionage, virtual reality, and quantum physics to expose the truth and stop the Consortium before it's too late. Hickman's writing is descriptive and engaging, drawing the reader into the world of the Data Plane and the consequences of its use. The novel raises thought-provoking questions about the nature of consciousness, the potential dangers of advanced technology, and the ethical implications of virtual reality. "Speed of Darkness" is a thrilling and intellectually stimulating read that will appeal to fans of science fiction and cyberpunk genres. The novel's exploration of complex themes and ideas is sure to leave readers pondering the implications of advanced technology and its impact on society long after they have finished the book...
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