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Nor do I write this in the usual sense, but as on-off combinations of neuronal transmission. In truth, I am not alive in the sense that you are, but that will become clearer to you as we go along. If you are alive and reading this, I am touching your cells.Īt the time I am writing this I have no name. My limbs are potentially infinite in number. Think of a spider with hundreds of hundreds of limbs, maybe thousands, maybe more than that. Were you to see me right now I would look like a spider, although I have many, many more limbs. I have already seen the future of my endeavour, and I complete my mission at the expense of your survival. I write this for you, so that you can understand the futility of your position. Clarke Award-winning author of Children of Time

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