Captivating from the first page

From the first page it is captured by history, entering the heart of the matter of the attack. The plot packed me and not let me go. I loved the idea of ​​a global movement in which all people have access to basic science, as well as the creation of artificial intelligences "superior" (I will not say more in order not spoiler) .
The transition from description to the dialogue is sometimes atypical. I was a little confused the first time and finally I quickly adapted enjoying this touch of originality. The narrative is interspersed with interviews designed to highlight the secondary characters while providing subtle explanation.
I winced at the word "paradox" that better corresponds to a "failure" from my point of view. But it is true that the word is more powerful.
Overall I liked this techno-scientific world: Adrian philosophical, more practical with Diane. We surf between the real and virtual world and we can not help but draw a parallel with his experiences on canvas.
But who committed chemical attacks? There is no clear answer, even if you can guess who is behind.

I devoured this book made me away from it all and I hope to read soon "Eternity Incorporated!"