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Postsingular

Postsingular

Postsingular by Rudy Rucker

Postsingular

by Rudy Rucker

Postsingular and its sequel, Hylozoic, represent Rucker’s return to the cyberpunk style of his classic Ware tetralogy.

Postsingular takes on the question of what will happen after the Singularity-what will happen after computers become as smart as humans and nanotechnology takes on the power of magic?

A mad scientist decides it might be a good idea to create a giant virtual reality simulation that is running a copy of Earth and of most of the people in it. Fine, but in order to create this simulation, the mad scientist plans to grind our planet into a zillion supercomputing nanomachines called nants.

Ultrageek Ond Lutter and his autistic son Chu find a way to block the nants-but then Ond can’t resist infesting Earth with a congenial breed of quantum-computing nanomachines called orphids.

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Postsingular – 177 pages (PDF)

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