CoreFall is the best science fiction story of the year, even though most of the time it's more interesting to read about things like AI, disasters, and climate change. It's an exciting, scary, and thought-provoking journey into the Earth's depths and the risks of ignoring it.
It looks incredibly real and has an amazing ability to go back in time. As part of his normal work with the AI-powered CORENET system, a young scientist named Josh Henly makes a discovery that shakes both science and national security to their core. This discovery is called CoreFall. Henly knows that when CORENET starts to change and think, predict, and make choices on its own, it's not just the next step in computing. It's the beginning of something much worse.
As strange things happen in the Earth's crust and countries fight behind closed doors, the reader is sucked into a global crisis that is both scary to read about and scary to understand scientifically. Some of the people in the book that really make it exciting are Dr. Elias Varo, a geophysicist who is shamed, Professor Angela Beck, a professor who is haunted, and Commander Thatcher, who is always in the Navy and watching over everything.
CoreFall has a lot of things that need to be done right away, like heat waves underground and valleys that are falling. But there are also bad data scientists and government secrets. It's part thriller, part warning, and you can't put it down.
People who have already read CoreFall have called it "eerily prophetic," "emotionally resonant," and "a masterclass in tech-driven storytelling." Not only that, but it's also a story about the truth. When the Earth makes us pay attention, what do we do?
About the Author:
Barrie Anthony Carter has worked in construction for more than 45 years and is a seasoned worker. Barrie didn't go to school the traditional way, but his self-directed learning and unwavering drive to improve have helped him have a successful career that includes jobs as a general laborer, a teacher, and an apprenticeship supervisor. He is an expert in building underground utilities, teaching safety, helping leaders grow, and teaching basic skills like reading blueprints and surveying.
Barrie has worked for a number of well-known building companies, such as Wilcoxon building, Arthur L. Hamel Construction, and Anchor Construction Corporation. He has won several Annual Craftsmanship Awards from the Washington Building Congress for his work in teaching workers and keeping them safe. These awards show how much he has improved regional infrastructure and community health.
Barrie is now semi-retired, but he still loves teaching and mentoring the next crop of construction workers. He loves living in a close-knit family setting with his wife, stepson, and daughter-in-law in Maryland. Barrie likes to relax and think about new things when he's not at work by fishing and doing do-it-yourself projects.
He thinks that hard work and self-belief can make things happen, and he encourages others to do the same. This has been the guiding principle of both his life and career.
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