Author : Jean Harris Anderson
Publisher : WestBow Press
ISBN 13 :
Total Pages : 513 pages
Book Rating : 4.3/5 (85 download)
Book Synopsis Corona Radiata by : Jean Harris Anderson
Download or read book Corona Radiata written by Jean Harris Anderson and published by WestBow Press. This book was released on 2024-09-04 with total page 513 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: THE KING’S CROWN OR A CROWN OF CYBERNETICS CORONAVIRUS and CORONA RADIATA are two medical terms. The corona pandemic was an attempt to influence the corona radiata. A character from this book explains: “There is something far more important than the affects left by the psychological tampering during the coronavirus pandemic. It is the intentional, cruel altering of the human neuroanatomy. The corona radiata is the encircling garland-shaped crown of nerve-bundles, which controls the highest functions of the human brain. It is self, our personal identity, and intellectual functioning; this involves the individual’s ability to make conscious decisions, to recall, and to have emotional, perceptual, behavioral expressions and motor skills.” The genetically modified virus continues to be deceptively used as a conveyance to destroy the foundation of civilization by overseeing the alteration of human behavior using the psychology of fear and panic. But reprehensible dictators always look for a more permanent solution than brain-washing. What if the division of cognitive neuroscience was exploited by a tyrannical techno-scientist, one who had authority to modernize the old lobotomy in essentially a noninvasive way, reinventing it for the reason of conforming humanity’s behavior? This is why neuroscience is of interest to the engineers of artificial intelligence. As there are already neural implants in use, neuroethicists caution us that while hacking microchips is criminal, violating a person is villainous. It is a time of dark medicine, of conjuring up potions, profiting from pestilence, and seeking prophets. CORONA RADIATA GARLAND OF GRIEF A Novel By JEAN HARRIS ANDERSON The Journals of Davin Alastair, embedded in the genre of science-fiction, have expanded into a parallel world of fables, fantasy, symbolism, and even courtly love is represented – necessarily, as we approach a dreadful time in the storyline when the captives are persecuted by the warlords. It’s less severe to reflect upon such similar sufferings in the illustrations of Aesop and lessons from the folktales of Brothers Grimm. Of The First And Last King series, this is fifth of our hero’s journals. It appears his planet is falling rapidly out of its natural orbit, spinning dizzily, and it may even collide with our very own globe. How might we prepare if this story is not a mythical account, but one predestined as a convergent encounter?
