I liked this book because I love future type gadget things, and every once in awhile it isn't bad to daydream about my life in 30-40-50 years. Sure it won't be as dramatically changed, but the future is always something that is unknown. Some people don't like knowing what is going to happen, because it can be bad, but ultimately I like to know what's coming so I can plan for it, and this book has some great points in showing the government's faults, and showing how other people can sneak up and nab the thresholds of what we know as civilized life.

Sure this all seems very puzzling, which it is in fact. I had to read a paragraph over a couple times to finally get what was going on. Once you pick up on the names of the characters, and the types of alien-robot beings, it becomes like clockwork and the nove

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Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)