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- ISBN8231001262
- EAN9798231001262
- Date de parution24/08/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
Beneath the ashes of Pompeii, minds were preserved in glass. Dr. Elena Vasari, a brilliant archaeologist, uncovers a discovery that defies science: neural pathways vitrified in the eruption of Vesuvius, perfectly preserved for two thousand years. With the LAZARUS system, her team can reawaken fragments of thought-an ancient consciousness flickering back to life. But memory is never neutral. As Elena pushes deeper, she finds herself entangled in a dialogue across centuries, haunted by echoes of ancestors, and confronted with ethical questions no science is ready to answer.
Each activation reveals not just history, but suffering-and perhaps something that refuses to remain buried.
Each activation reveals not just history, but suffering-and perhaps something that refuses to remain buried.
Beneath the ashes of Pompeii, minds were preserved in glass. Dr. Elena Vasari, a brilliant archaeologist, uncovers a discovery that defies science: neural pathways vitrified in the eruption of Vesuvius, perfectly preserved for two thousand years. With the LAZARUS system, her team can reawaken fragments of thought-an ancient consciousness flickering back to life. But memory is never neutral. As Elena pushes deeper, she finds herself entangled in a dialogue across centuries, haunted by echoes of ancestors, and confronted with ethical questions no science is ready to answer.
Each activation reveals not just history, but suffering-and perhaps something that refuses to remain buried.
Each activation reveals not just history, but suffering-and perhaps something that refuses to remain buried.
A propos de Olivier Oneil