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Beyond The Self presents us with a striking new vision of consciousness and human spirituality within the framework of modern science. The author argues that science and religion need not be polar opposites, but rather aspects of the same world view. Barrows has produced a lucid, accessible book aimed at both general and specialist reader
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Near future cyberpunk thriller. The development of neural interfacing spawns frightening upheaval and a deadly battle for a new-born Cyberspace.
Shadow was a zero, a nothing, one of a growing underclass thrown up in the wake of the vast corporate leviathans which daily swallow ever-growing tracts of a crumbling society.
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The Net was his home, as it was to six billion others, the virtual worlds behind the eyepiece a new underworld where hackers cut deals and peddled terrabyte chunks of ripped-off corporate cake. But it was just data, the elaborate VR tapestry was an illusion spun by hi-res stereo optics. Cyberspace was just an electrical mirage, no more real than TV or hi-fi.
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