The Monadic Age

The Monadic AgeBy: Ingo Niermann How a new paradigm of self sufficiency is about to force a reinvention of all social parameters. The world is marked by deepening conflictsbetween democracies and autocracies, woke and populist identity politics, rich and poor, continued environmental exploitation and harsh complications like climate change. In The Monadic Age, Ingo Niermann argues that, stirred by rapid developments in automation and AI, these manifold crises are

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and epidemic adultery

compelling” novel (The Boston Globe) by the internationally acclaimed author of The Razor’s Edge is a dazzling ode to the powerful forces behind creative genius

and long after their parents divorce

comprising much of what today we associate with the good life: meaning

The remaining certainties of Philip's life crumble away when his father's ghost appears in the pub and declares Uncle Alan murdered him

But his plan backfires when Titus discovers that dealing with demons is far less threatening than the little secret his very mortal wife has been keeping from him

sparkling teeth and LOTS of fun and friendship

By: Bartosz Sztybor | Illustrator:  Jesús Hervás

I love it to bits

Especially to Hunt himself-as Andrea's card is found in the wallet of one of the victims