Mark wanted to see what he could do with his time, rather than firing small, irate birds at intricate constructions. Mark's first book, The Singularity, was written over the period of two years, on his iPhone, on the tube to and from work. Mark moved to the United Kingdom where he now works as a full time computer geek, husband and dad, and a part time writer and photographer. Mark Rodseth was born in Johannesburg, South Africa in 1976, and spent the first twenty five years of his life in a country that transformed from white ruled Apartheid to a full democracy. This story contains profanity and scenes of a violent and sexual nature. In his journey, he uncovers a disturbing truth about the corporation which chaperones humanity. The Singularity is a harrowing story of a brilliant scientist who turns against uCorp and joins The Resistance to destroy them from the inside. I am going to make amends for my crimes against humanity. I am Peter Stalk, a scientist responsible for the uCorp systems which monitor status updates and interpret their emotion and look for anomalies – or what uCorp call Paradox Alerts. And those that stray will face the horror of Re-Socialisation. These are the three principles that contain the human spirit: Transparency. This is a society addicted to technology - a society who have sacrificed their privacy and freedom for convenience and security. This is a world where citizens are monitored and profiled through mandated status updates. This is a time where the world is ruled by a mighty Corporation, uCorp. Those that fail to comply are taken away for Re-Socialisation. Check out my book on Goodreads and Amazon.The Singularity is Sci Fi Dystopia where the world is controlled by UCorp, a Big Brother corporation who monitor and profile people through mandated social networking. If you like this story, its a bit of a riff on my book The Singularity written in 2013. The last time I fell short I was close to being evicted from my flat.

For now, I will return to Twitter to meet my quota of TPD (Tweets Per Day).

What’s their purpose? Their mission? Perhaps one day we will find out. They are becoming more and more indistinguishable from real people. They’re just always there, liking our posts, retweeting and commenting. If you play ball, they’re pretty harmless. Twitter itself is still saturated with Bots, but we have learned to live with them. All we do know is that Elon Musk now owns a social media network that refuses comply with his leadership demands. The truth is we still don’t know, for sure. Who was behind all this you ask? A Super Artificial Intelligence? Underground hackers? A combination of both? If anyone left this powerful social network, they would face the risk of a frozen bank account, their credit rating plummeting or even having their deaths registered. And so this mass real-user exodus from Twitter was halted.

The Singularity by Mark Rodseth