One Million A.D.: The Story of Civilization 1,000,000 years from NOW!

One Million A.D.: The Story of Civilization 1,000,000 years from NOW!

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Microsoft Corporation creates the world's first truly intelligent life form in one of their computers. The life form takes over the World Wide Web and modifies the DNA of the human genome project. When the fault is discovered, it only makes things worse and soon we are in his complete control and the human animal is being husbanded by Ishmael, the artificial life form. Over the next one million years our evolution is altered to create a creature that escapes the bonds of this universe. Sound like Science Fiction to you? You would be right there.

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Author:	Michael Mathiesen
Paperback:	274 pages
Publisher:	Independent Publisher Services
Publication Date:	April 20, 2007
Language:	English
ISBN:	1424337453
Package Length:	9.0 inches
Package Width:	6.0 inches
Package Height:	0.62 inches
Package Weight:	1.05 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 1 reviews

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The Last And First Men... Jun 29, 2009
By Michael Valdivielso
was a book written in 1930 and is the story of future humanity over the next two billion years. It is a epic story that has influenced such greats as C.S. Lewis and Arthur C. Clarke. THIS is not that book. This is a want to be, a failed fantasy of the future of some race over a million year period. It isn't mankind because they end up being so messed up and twisted that I would not call them even a relation. It is bland, many of the ideas are decades old or not very imaginative. A universe shaped by two human brains linked together? Did he pick that idea out of a hat? It is slow and boring and makes me feel like I am plowing through mud and getting nowhere. And what about the first contact with the Zedonia? There is so much filler and trash in this book, that it drags you down.
I can't suggest buying it. Even if you got it for free I would not suggest reading it. I feel like I have lost time and energy, wasted days, on this sad excuse for a fantasy book.

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