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Deep Six
Mohit, the youngest student ever admitted to MIT, makes a startling discovery while investigating the program Deep Six - a virtual world simulator. When the program begins to crash, Mohit must risk his life to save the world he created in a thrilling adventure that questions what it means to be human.
26 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 24, 2012
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Gregory Allen
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July 31, 2013
"A Story Similar to Time Travel"
The world around Razr is violent. He is taking gunfire, bullets buzzing past him. From nowhere, a grenade appears in his hand. The explosion is huge. A cube spins quietly a few feet away. In spite of his armored suit, he is shot and dying. The cube could have saved him, but it's too late. Is this a modern computer game? Yes ... Mohit and Jennifer are team players. Mohit is the youngest student ever to be admitted to MIT at age 14, enrolled in the computer science program. They are in a computer lab where Mohit is the lead designer of "Deep Six," an advanced virtual world simulator with realistic landscapes, animals, plants, and people. Something is not right with this simulation. In time, it has jumped thousands of years ahead. Even with Jennifer's concerns and warnings, Mohit, in a special body suit, enters the computer generated world of "Deep Six." A very clever, awesome story which is so well written! It's definitely Sci-Fi at it's best! Read it!
The world around Razr is violent. He is taking gunfire, bullets buzzing past him. From nowhere, a grenade appears in his hand. The explosion is huge. A cube spins quietly a few feet away. In spite of his armored suit, he is shot and dying. The cube could have saved him, but it's too late. Is this a modern computer game? Yes ... Mohit and Jennifer are team players. Mohit is the youngest student ever to be admitted to MIT at age 14, enrolled in the computer science program. They are in a computer lab where Mohit is the lead designer of "Deep Six," an advanced virtual world simulator with realistic landscapes, animals, plants, and people. Something is not right with this simulation. In time, it has jumped thousands of years ahead. Even with Jennifer's concerns and warnings, Mohit, in a special body suit, enters the computer generated world of "Deep Six." A very clever, awesome story which is so well written! It's definitely Sci-Fi at it's best! Read it!
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