Brain+Jack(2nd+review)



A teenager named Jack is burdened with the task of saving the US. He goes out with limited knowledge of computers and geography. Around 100-200 years in the future, hacking has evolved into a task that can be done by anyone with a computer and a half-baked computer experience.
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No, this was not a good book in my opinion, as a computer savvy person I found many error through this book. The super advanced US now uses telegraph poles? And New Zealand is a small island? Files saved to RAMs? This book was hard to finish, the text was giant, and the book cover reminds me of a bug's shell I see on the patio. Overall 1/5 stars, avoid this book at all costs.
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Joey C./JoeyCranberry
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Number of Raffle Tickets: (image = 1) (summary = 1) (Did I Like It? = 1) (number of pages - 349 = 3) (I included my name and username = 1) TOTAL TICKETS - 7
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To JoeyCranberry: LOVED your scathing review - nice comparisons (bug's shell on the patio) - all in all - a good solid criticism. Just wondering if you've heard of "Singularity?" A group of especially intelligent people from many walks of life are in agreement that eventually, computers will outsmart people and will actually take over, but in return, people just might get immortality. This is not a novel, not fiction - it's a real belief! If you're interested, (as I was) there is a great Time Magazine article on it. Here's the link to copy and paste - check it out!

http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,2048299,00.html