
Crichton = technology

Although not my favorite of his work, Terminal Man proves just how far ahead of his time Crichton was. Released in 1971 the basic story is about how a mild mannered man experiencing violent behavior during seizures, gets a computer chip implanted in his brain to interrupt the brain before going into a seizure. Well I’m not going to go into the story very far but an interesting side note is just how accurate some of the theories expressed in the book have turned out to be. The advantage to reading a highly technical book (for its time) 35 years later is that you know how technology has progressed. This book is well worth the read, and even if you read it a long time ago, read it again and see how precise he was. If you are not familiar with Crichton, I’m sure you have seen some of his books turned into movies, like the Jurassic Park series and several more. Airframe is awesome, Prey is great and if you can find an unabridged copy of Andromeda Strain, Buy It.
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