Christie, Hanratty, The Krays ... murderers haunt the mind. We read about them in the press with horrified curiosity and, if we're lucky, this is as close as we get. But Home Office Pathologise Keith Simpson spent forty years in the very midst of murder. This is his autobiography.
In a transformative era, a limitless secondary reality called the INFINIVERSE emerges, designed to eliminate war, poverty, hunger, and disease. This new existence challenges the constraints of the old world, offering a hopeful vision for humanity's future. The narrative explores the implications of such a drastic shift, delving into the complexities of life in a utopian setting.
The book draws an intriguing parallel between the United States and a computer, suggesting that the nation once operated smoothly with a fresh foundation and respected systems. It explores how changes over time have affected this functionality, prompting readers to reflect on the current state of the country. The comparison highlights themes of evolution, societal respect, and the implications of technological metaphors in understanding national identity and governance.