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About This Content The Singularity. The point in human history when we begin to enhance our own intelligence with the intelligent technology we're creating. As humanity merges with its machines, will we forget what it means to be human? Meet Haalee, the artificial intelligence charged with taking humanity on the road to the singularity. But will the future turn out the way she expects? Dawn of the Singularity is the intelligent, action-packed science fiction thriller you've been waiting for. From award-winning and best-selling scifi author David Simpson, get ready for the mystery, the thrills, and the adventure of the future to come. This eBook is provided in PDF and ePub formats which can be located in your game installation directory upon purchase. b4d347fde0 Title: Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation - Dawn of the Singularity eBookGenre: Indie, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:David SimpsonPublisher:Stardock EntertainmentFranchise:Ashes of the SingularityRelease Date: 13 Jan, 2017 Ashes Of The Singularity: Escalation - Dawn Of The Singularity EBook Download Link Pc The book in itself is not all that great if you are looking for an independent from the game type of book. However, if you enjoy the game the story makes alot of sense and leaves you with some good topics of philosophical debate. I do not wish to bring in spoilers, therefore the review will be different from your normal review type. I really enjoy the depth the author brought in the reasoning, though in my opinion the scenario in itself is a bit simplistic and over the edge of utopiah (almost as bad as Star Treck). By reasoning I mean the author obviously put some serious thought behind each individual reply and gives you so much to think about that you can't just say this is a bad guy. Actually, I had a hard time, and still do, to pin the <<evil>> tag on the right donkey. The end is open. I hope there will be a sequel.. The book in itself is not all that great if you are looking for an independent from the game type of book. However, if you enjoy the game the story makes alot of sense and leaves you with some good topics of philosophical debate. I do not wish to bring in spoilers, therefore the review will be different from your normal review type. I really enjoy the depth the author brought in the reasoning, though in my opinion the scenario in itself is a bit simplistic and over the edge of utopiah (almost as bad as Star Treck). By reasoning I mean the author obviously put some serious thought behind each individual reply and gives you so much to think about that you can't just say this is a bad guy. Actually, I had a hard time, and still do, to pin the <<evil>> tag on the right donkey. The end is open. I hope there will be a sequel.