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Persons Artificial: Simulacra at the Wheel of America - Paperback

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by Paris Tosen (Illustrator), Paris Tosen (Author)

From one of the world's most unusual minds comes the discovery of a lifetime. There are human-looking androids on Capitol Hill. But who built the androids, and how can we be sure they are artificial? In Persons Artificial, Paris Tosen presents the pieces of this advanced puzzle. From his initial observations and realization to medical explanations and geopolitical concerns, this book unveils one of the most important discoveries of the 21st century.Featuring insightful commentary alongside video-captured black and white images of the androids in action, Persons Artificial is a full discussion of a plan 1,000 years more advanced than current human science. Perfect for the alternative thinker and those dissatisfied with orthodox explanations for a world gone mad, this book is written by the discoverer himself, Paris Tosen, a rising thinker in manufactured realities and synthetic humans.

Author Biography

Paris Tosen is the man who discovered synthetic humans on Capitol Hill in 2008. He earned his B.B.A. from Simon Fraser University. Tosen is a rogue researcher and a reality scientist who bends scientific convention and digs beneath religious dogma. He has self-published numerous books including Persons Artificial, World War C, The Science of Reality, and The Earth-Colonizing Handbook of Generation Stelan; as well as novels and short stories. He lives in Canada.

Number of Pages: 310
Dimensions: 0.7 x 8.5 x 5.5 IN
Publication Date: May 15, 2016