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I'm starting the second book right now and I'm hoping this hasn't spoiled anything. There hasn't really been mention yet of using human brain cells, other than
by newsbinator 5y ago
I'm starting the second book right now and I'm hoping this hasn't spoiled anything.
There hasn't really been mention yet of using human brain cells, other than that cybrids (biologically human bodies with AIs in the driver's seat) are a thing.
- shagie 5y agoIt gets weirder... and I would contend that it is appropriate / necessary to read all four books to get a broader picture of the universe in which it takes place. ... And if you have the stamina for it, audio book it again afterwards so that you can't skim over the "boring" parts that you think you already know.
- samus 5y agoI noticed there are actually big differences in world building between the first two and the last two books. The interesting thing is that they can be explained away in-universe with time shenanigans and unreliable narrators. Also, I heard a fan theory that argues that Martinus Silenius is a failed John Keats cybrid himself.