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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - From underwater, Simon watched the Orb pass beneath the Old Neckar Bridge.It moved at a velocity that should have annihilated the world.But only the geometry changed.The distortion deepened. The riverbanks compressed. Even the bridge ahead tilted forward by a fraction of a degree, as though reality itself were bowing toward the event.For less than a second, a seam opened in the air ahead of it.Not an explosion.Not a rupture.The Orb was carrying a fragment of the future with it, a single frame of its origin spacetime.For an instant, the recess exposed a surface.Not a creature.Not an object.A surface.Smooth. Continuous. Matte-black, but not absorbing light, reorganizing it. Flattening depth into a thin, wrong perspective his eyes couldn't reconcile.His brain refused to label it as matter. It felt closer to a condition than a thing, a property of space that had briefly intersected this one and begun to withdraw.The seventh sense detonated.Not fear.Not pain.Recognition without memory.Then the seam snapped shut.The Orb continued downstream.And the system began correcting itself.Access logs changed after they were written.Timing records slipped.Equipment reported events that hadn't happened yet.The warehouse kept running. Everyone kept working.Only Simon noticed the pattern.This wasn't malfunction.It was calibration.Something was adjusting the environment.Something was testing him.At one point, a doctor gave Simon a single instruction: 'If you ever feel like time stops completely, and you're the only thing still moving, sit down wherever you are and do nothing until it restarts.'The event is approaching.The logs are updating.The system is already in motion.SIMON: The Endogenous Orb Event is a science-fiction thriller about observation, systems, and a reality that may already be rewriting itself.If reality starts correcting itself around you, how long before it decides you're the error.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - What is quantum physics good for A friend asked me this question 23 years ago, one quiet evening in West New York. I couldn't answer; I fell into it. Like tumbling down a rabbit hole that never quite ends.Years later, after reading, looking, and thinking, three ideas are still buzzing in my mind: time is an illusion, reality is a form of quantum collapse, and entropy is a universal force of recreation.They're no longer theories to me, but ways of seeing.This book is my map of that descent, and my guide back out.It asks: What is the universe doing when we're not looking And what role does consciousness play in making anything real If you've ever felt that reality is less solid than it appears, welcome to the frontier where physics meets awareness, and where a single question can change everything.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. From underwater, Simon watched the Orb pass beneath the Old Neckar Bridge.It moved at a velocity that should have annihilated the world.But only the geometry changed.The distortion deepened. The riverbanks compressed. Even the bridge ahead tilted forward by a fraction of a degree, as though reality itself were bowing toward the event.For less than a second, a seam opened in the air ahead of it.Not an explosion.Not a rupture.The Orb was carrying a fragment of the future with it, a single frame of its origin spacetime.For an instant, the recess exposed a surface.Not a creature.Not an object.A surface.Smooth. Continuous. Matte-black, but not absorbing light, reorganizing it. Flattening depth into a thin, wrong perspective his eyes couldn't reconcile.His brain refused to label it as matter. It felt closer to a condition than a thing, a property of space that had briefly intersected this one and begun to withdraw.The seventh sense detonated.Not fear.Not pain.Recognition without memory.Then the seam snapped shut.The Orb continued downstream.And the system began correcting itself.Access logs changed after they were written.Timing records slipped.Equipment reported events that hadn't happened yet.The warehouse kept running. Everyone kept working.Only Simon noticed the pattern.This wasn't malfunction.It was calibration.Something was adjusting the environment.Something was testing him.At one point, a doctor gave Simon a single instruction: "If you ever feel like time stops completely, and you're the only thing still moving, sit down wherever you are and do nothing until it restarts."The event is approaching.The logs are updating.The system is already in motion.SIMON: The Endogenous Orb Event is a science-fiction thriller about observation, systems, and a reality that may already be rewriting itself.If reality starts correcting itself around you, how long before it decides you're the error? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. After the Orb entered his world, Simon's ordinary life began to break apart in small, impossible ways: a failed badge reader, a hesitant scanner, missing records, broken time, and a reality that no longer followed its own rules. What started in a warehouse by the river has now reached more than a thousand years into humanity's future.The people of Titan live through avatars, memory systems, recovery layers, and the vast structure known as the Continuum. Death has not been defeated. It has been managed. A body can fail. A shell can be lost. But as long as the Continuum grants permission to continue, a person can return.He has no transfer pathway, no avatar, and no authorization to exist inside its systems. Yet his contact with the Orb suggests that he may be able to reach the hidden layer beneath immortality, the place where every continued life is granted permission to remain.As Titan moves to contain him and Earthside fights to preserve his humanity. A name can become dangerous. A rescue can become harm. And a civilization built to last forever may discover that its greatest protection is also its greatest weakness.Book One asked what happens when the anomaly enters Simon's world.Book Two asks what happens when Simon enters the anomaly's world.Titan Continuum is the second novel in The Probability Trilogy, a grounded science-fiction series about identity, consciousness, survival, and the terrifying possibility that immortality is not freedom from death, but permission granted by a system. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What is quantum physics good for?A friend asked me this question 23 years ago, one quiet evening in West New York. I couldn't answer; I fell into it. Like tumbling down a rabbit hole that never quite ends.Years later, after reading, looking, and thinking, three ideas are still buzzing in my mind: time is an illusion, reality is a form of quantum collapse, and entropy is a universal force of recreation.They're no longer theories to me, but ways of seeing.This book is my map of that descent, and my guide back out.It asks: What is the universe doing when we're not looking?And what role does consciousness play in making anything real?If you've ever felt that reality is less solid than it appears, welcome to the frontier where physics meets awareness, and where a single question can change everything. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. From underwater, Simon watched the Orb pass beneath the Old Neckar Bridge.It moved at a velocity that should have annihilated the world.But only the geometry changed.The distortion deepened. The riverbanks compressed. Even the bridge ahead tilted forward by a fraction of a degree, as though reality itself were bowing toward the event.For less than a second, a seam opened in the air ahead of it.Not an explosion.Not a rupture.The Orb was carrying a fragment of the future with it, a single frame of its origin spacetime.For an instant, the recess exposed a surface.Not a creature.Not an object.A surface.Smooth. Continuous. Matte-black, but not absorbing light, reorganizing it. Flattening depth into a thin, wrong perspective his eyes couldn't reconcile.His brain refused to label it as matter. It felt closer to a condition than a thing, a property of space that had briefly intersected this one and begun to withdraw.The seventh sense detonated.Not fear.Not pain.Recognition without memory.Then the seam snapped shut.The Orb continued downstream.And the system began correcting itself.Access logs changed after they were written.Timing records slipped.Equipment reported events that hadn't happened yet.The warehouse kept running. Everyone kept working.Only Simon noticed the pattern.This wasn't malfunction.It was calibration.Something was adjusting the environment.Something was testing him.At one point, a doctor gave Simon a single instruction: "If you ever feel like time stops completely, and you're the only thing still moving, sit down wherever you are and do nothing until it restarts."The event is approaching.The logs are updating.The system is already in motion.SIMON: The Endogenous Orb Event is a science-fiction thriller about observation, systems, and a reality that may already be rewriting itself.If reality starts correcting itself around you, how long before it decides you're the error? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. After the Orb entered his world, Simon's ordinary life began to break apart in small, impossible ways: a failed badge reader, a hesitant scanner, missing records, broken time, and a reality that no longer followed its own rules. What started in a warehouse by the river has now reached more than a thousand years into humanity's future.The people of Titan live through avatars, memory systems, recovery layers, and the vast structure known as the Continuum. Death has not been defeated. It has been managed. A body can fail. A shell can be lost. But as long as the Continuum grants permission to continue, a person can return.He has no transfer pathway, no avatar, and no authorization to exist inside its systems. Yet his contact with the Orb suggests that he may be able to reach the hidden layer beneath immortality, the place where every continued life is granted permission to remain.As Titan moves to contain him and Earthside fights to preserve his humanity. A name can become dangerous. A rescue can become harm. And a civilization built to last forever may discover that its greatest protection is also its greatest weakness.Book One asked what happens when the anomaly enters Simon's world.Book Two asks what happens when Simon enters the anomaly's world.Titan Continuum is the second novel in The Probability Trilogy, a grounded science-fiction series about identity, consciousness, survival, and the terrifying possibility that immortality is not freedom from death, but permission granted by a system. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What is quantum physics good for?A friend asked me this question 23 years ago, one quiet evening in West New York. I couldn't answer; I fell into it. Like tumbling down a rabbit hole that never quite ends.Years later, after reading, looking, and thinking, three ideas are still buzzing in my mind: time is an illusion, reality is a form of quantum collapse, and entropy is a universal force of recreation.They're no longer theories to me, but ways of seeing.This book is my map of that descent, and my guide back out.It asks: What is the universe doing when we're not looking?And what role does consciousness play in making anything real?If you've ever felt that reality is less solid than it appears, welcome to the frontier where physics meets awareness, and where a single question can change everything. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…