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    Amaranthine Historica: A Story of Unoriginal Sin in a Topsy-Turvy Parallel Universe

    By O. Lemniscate and Niki Konstantinidou

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    Can machines help humans to survive and fight for freedom? Can the human spirit regenerate or will history repeat itself?This historical maze for adolescents and young adults is styled loosely on data stored in the Herodotus vaults. Everyone has their own piece of the puzzle regarding that momentous day in history; that day that changed everything! The plot explores ordinary tyrants, surprising heroes, the nature of Humanity and Nature itself. It considers the perils of science with no ethics, echoing the alarm bells that we already hear today about artificial intelligence.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPublishdrive
    Release dateAug 23, 2019
    ISBN9781980630272
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