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My novel, The Not Yet, is set in 2121. The U.S. has shrunken, become the United Authority. States along the Gulf Coast and the Pacific Rim have been cut away—-too many disasters, too hard to govern. The elite Heirs, who run the Authority for themselves, live hundreds of years on nearly foolproof life-extension programs. Their upkeep absorbs all the economy’s resources. The poor eek out a narrow, illegal existence, working as slaves or performers, or hang on in restricted tribes called Enclaves.Fans of Iain M. Banks will want to turn their attention to a short interview the author did with New Scientist’s CultureLab blog. Banks discusses the real world implications of the mind uploading technology explored in his latest “Culture” book, Surface Details.
While one day the technology may exist to create exact duplicates of the [...]
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