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Alien Talk

William X. Adams
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Pages
358
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
William X. Adams

About

Alien Talk (sci-fi, 82,500 words): As millions of people become mute in a spreading pandemic, android Robin Taylor discovers that language is an intelligent virus that infected early humans and ultimately enabled modern civilization. Now the virus is enraged by the false language of talking technologies. But Robin is a talking gadget herself. Anyone she communicates with is stricken. Can she warn humans and stop the plague?Alien Talk is the second book in the Newcomers series. Bill Adams (writing as William X. Adams and William A. Adams) is a cognitive psychologist who left the academic life for the information technology industry to find out if the mind is like a computer. He writes nonfiction in philosophical psychology, and psychological science fiction to dramatize what he discovered. He lives in Tucson, Arizona.

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