The Fairest of them All: Will Robots Miss Us When We Are Gone? by J. Scot Witty

Description: The Fairest of them All by J. Scot Witty The world celebrated with the development of Artificial Intelligence in the middle of the twenty-first century and established a robot singularity.In order to create an elite standard of living, most jobs were replaces with these robots. Afterthe discovery that the uncountable could not be coerced, the armies of robots that inhabitedevery part of the workforce were recalled and replaced by a robot force that was tethered bya single computer run by the central government. The Agency that once protected the nationfrom malicious foreign influences was turned inward and trained to hunt and eliminate themembers of the robot singularity.Many years later, enthralled in a government conspiracy to destabilize the sovereign nationsof the Americas in order to create a world government, a lone robot disappears with adangerous antigen stolen from a government laboratory. Believing that the robot had beenhacked by a terrorist group, the Agency was brought in to find it. Unable to locate the robot, the agency must hire Bob Sags, a retired agent turned person finder, to track down andeliminate the wayward robot. During his investigation when things do not add up, Bob isdeclared an enemy of the state and becomes hunted. It becomes a race against time whenBob realizes that the only way to clear his name is to find the robot before the Agency does. Interview with Ric Bratton on This Week in America Facebook Page FORMAT Paperback LANGUAGE English CONDITION Brand New Author Biography An adventurous soul having hiked across the United States in his early life, J.Scot Witty became rooted in ideas rather than places. With a fascination for words, storytelling became second nature at a young age. Using his rampant imagination, he hascreated new worlds in his writing with a strong focus and preoccupation on characterbuilding. Currently living in Ithaca NY, when not writing, Witty enjoys time with his partnerand children, and playing fantasy role-playing games with the local children at the elementaryschools.During his thirty-five year tenure as a small business owner and manager, Witty hasdeveloped a strong passion for storytelling and became a game master. Wittys actual lifeexperiences, journeys, and adventures fuel an unwavering creative story and it is from herethat the writing launches. Out of his love of world history and study for many years, hebecame a teacher and is now a member of the Writers Guild of America. Witty views historythrough the lens of myth, legend, and wonder. It is with this magic that he enjoys expressingthe ideal that anything in life is possible. The struggle to answer the mystery of mans ownpotential and how it can easily go awry drives his writing.With his stories dealing mostly with the relationships of the characters and how they relateto each other, Witty hopes to effectively show how unity can still be achieved in diversity. "Asmuch as Americans in the U.S. would like to think that we are a melting pot of cultures, wehave become quite galvanized in the question of us vs them instead. Through his novels, Witty hopes to inspire hope and change as he is consistently involved with how to make adifference with todays environmental and socioeconomic issues. Details ISBN1685470211 Author J. Scot Witty Short Title The Fairest of Them All Pages 224 Language English Year 2021 ISBN-10 1685470211 ISBN-13 9781685470210 Format Paperback Publication Date 2021-11-22 Subtitle Will Robots Miss Us When We Are Gone? Publisher Wordhouse Book Publishing Imprint Wordhouse Book Publishing UK Release Date 2021-11-22 Audience General We've got this At The Nile, if you're looking for it, we've got it. With fast shipping, low prices, friendly service and well over a million items - you're bound to find what you want, at a price you'll love! TheNile_Item_ID:133939730;

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