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Kristofer Velasquez
Vaudial (VAW-dee-ull) adj. 1) visual imagery using audio 2) painting pictures in the mind using words
Kristofer Velasquez is a writer, director, producer, teacher, and father who has chosen this podcast as a verbal quest for immortality through a collection of musings. Sometimes creatively written, other times just curiously spoken - he hopes that his words might reach his children after he’s gone. From published and unpublished fiction to commentary on everything from horror and science fiction, to writing and creativity, to technology and philosophy. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support
Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college.
She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life.
Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone.
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Happy Halloween! What better way to celebrate than by picking apart the zombie genre like a horde of walking corpses picking on a carcass? Kris tackles the big issues, like why the dead all have the same fashion sense and why our heroes never wear running shoes. Fans of The Walking Dead and Fear The Walking Dead should put your geek caps on to protect their braaaaains (note: real zombies don't eat brains).
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Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college. She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life. Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone.
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college.
She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life.
Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone.
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s 100% chance that 50% of the time you are listening to Kris explain paranormal issues you will have a 25% feeling that there is a ghost occupying 5% of the space you’re currently in, which has 0% possibility of being able to be proven to explained. Please note your findings in your ghosthunting evidence journal.
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Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college.
She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life.
Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone.
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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If the Terminator or Westworld has taught us anything, it’s that we fail at time travel and cyborgs will always be so much cooler. But they also taught us that in all scenarios, people end up being pretty useless to a race of robots. So before Siri makes it to the 2020 election ballot, Kris shares some insight on the riddle of artificial intelligence. Make sure you’re wearing headphones so that AI folk like Alexa won’t hear this paradigm-destroying epiphany.
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Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college.
She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life.
Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone.
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support
Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college.
She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life.
Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone.
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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Well, this is going to be awkward. Kris just found the solution our stalled human evolution in the face of the apocalyptic progression of technology and our regression of our collective #intellectual development … and it’s more awkward and longwinded than this sentence. From crazy people at Target to the complete failure of handshakes, get ready … this will be awkward (yes, the paragraph started and ended with this statement. Awkward? Yes, used that word again).
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Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college.
She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life.
Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone.
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support
Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college.
She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life.
Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone.
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support
Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college.
She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life.
Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone.
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support
Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college.
She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life.
Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone.
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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John Connor and Marty McFly lead us down the time travel rabbit hole as Kris sends you a message from the past. Bill and Ted stand by to save you from the inevitable confusion and mind-blowing effect of temporal insanity trying to tackle paradoxes that fuel some of our favorite stories.
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Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college.
She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life.
Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone.
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support
Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college.
She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life.
Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone.
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support
Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college.
She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life.
Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone.
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support
Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college.
She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life.
Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone.
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support
Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college.
She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life.
Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone.
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Kris eulogizes the untimely demise of #RockNRoll. Put down your Guns. Leave some Roses on the grave. Find Nirvana.
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Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college.
She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life.
Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone.
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college. She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life. Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone.
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True story. Kris traces his social media ingenuity back to the film Rain Main. Follow the amazing journey all the way the from the amazing 80s to the antisocial media of today.
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Sabrina Storey may have a single buckshot lodged somewhere in her brain. That’s the only way to explain her memory loss and dangerous sleepwalking episodes after surviving a horrific shooting at her college.
She may not know how she ended up in the hospital, but she knows that PTSD doesn’t include her nightmares directly affecting reality. Her recollections are like a jumbled pile of photographs. Her only companion is a broken camera that may hold clues to what happened. Ghostly visions somehow complete the puzzle of her history and the map of her destiny. And now she discovers she's responsible for a new life.
Have her injuries severely damaged her mind? Or are her fugue states actually harbingers of the future? Her dreams are trying to tell her something, but what exactly? One of the school shooting suspects is at large and somehow she's involved. She's running from the memory, but there's someone - or something - coming after her. Hunted by her past. Haunted by her future. For Sabrina, remembering that one thing could be the key to losing everything. And everyone.
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You've been warned. Calm yourself.
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Kris has officially been alive for almost 4 decades. He speaks to his kids that are listening to this in some distant future and, in doing so, must thread hispast together. Press mute or stop immediately or you might learn something.
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Struggling to lose weight? Fighting to get healthy? Drop those extra pounds simply by listening to this episode! This miracle treatment uses sound waves to stimulate your metabolism to start burning fat as you listen! Act now! Operators are standing by! While supplies last! No credit card required! Disclaimer: This podcast has not been evaluated by the FDA and is not meant to diagnose, treat, or cure any conditions. Please consult your common sense before committing to any changes in diet or exercise.
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So we're going back to the moon and Kris wants to tackle the BIG alien question (not the existence of extraterrestrial life, but rather how big these creatures might actually be.
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Is sleeping really a super power? Listen to Kris "marvel" at this idea and explore the movies that your brain make.
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Stephen King's "It". Oceans 11. The Thing. Pet Sematary. Dawn of the Dead. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Night of the Living Dead. What do they have in common? Kris has a conversational breakdown and can't (re)make up his mind about whether remakes are good or bad.
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Harry Potter. Michael Jordan. Breaking Bad. Nirvana. The Office. Dawn of the Dead. Lord of the Rings. What do they have in common? The answer: the fact that Kris hasn't and doesn't watch Game of Thrones. Seriously.
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Vaudial 2.0 launches with a proper podcast trying to explain the madness to Kristofer Velasquez's method.
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support
There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support
There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
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"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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Links:
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Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
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Links:
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https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
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Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
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https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
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https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
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Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
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"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
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Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
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Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
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Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
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https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
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https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
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Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
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Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
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Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
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Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
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Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
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Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
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https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support
There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaudial/support
There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
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Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
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Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
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Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
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Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
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https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
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https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
https://www.Vaudial.com
https://www.facebook.com/vaudial
https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
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https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
Available on:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1728708540/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_lFA8CbDRWNAW7
Links:
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https://www.KristoferVelasquez.com
Credits:
"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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There’s an app for everything, right? What if there was one for a headache? Or depression? What about the cure for cancer right in your pocket? There’s a reason that Patrick and his friends are skeptical about the Signus app that they're helping to create. It’s not just because of the crazy notion of nanotechnology to combat health conditions. The idea of robots fighting sickness from within your body is only the beginning of the war to be fought ... A battle where victors gain life and all others lose their minds.
Patrick Barlow and his tech-savvy new friends Abby and H, like many other recent high school grads, are using their screens as a window to their future. Their journey begins when the trio is accepted into the established yet ominous research and development laboratory - the Godden Institute. The project they commit to becomes more of a door than a window as the allure of nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to heal the sick opens to a world of digital slavery
"Signus" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Read by the author
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"Floating Cities" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Eve does not enjoy making the long drive through the mountains and forests along Ortega Highway 74. In fact, she’s terrified to drive it - especially at night. She’d been warned since childhood of how haunted the road was. On a dark drive to meet up with friends, someone appears in her backseat. At the same time, she finds out that her friends have been in a terrible accident. Is it too late to get to them? Is her passenger some harbinger of her own fate?
"Passenger" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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"Ossuary 5 - Rest" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Eve does not enjoy making the long drive through the mountains and forests along Ortega Highway 74. In fact, she’s terrified to drive it - especially at night. She’d been warned since childhood of how haunted the road was. On a dark drive to meet up with friends, someone appears in her backseat. At the same time, she finds out that her friends have been in a terrible accident. Is it too late to get to them? Is her passenger some harbinger of her own fate?
"Passenger" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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"Ossuary 5 - Rest" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Eve does not enjoy making the long drive through the mountains and forests along Ortega Highway 74. In fact, she’s terrified to drive it - especially at night. She’d been warned since childhood of how haunted the road was. On a dark drive to meet up with friends, someone appears in her backseat. At the same time, she finds out that her friends have been in a terrible accident. Is it too late to get to them? Is her passenger some harbinger of her own fate?
"Passenger" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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"Ossuary 5 - Rest" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Eve does not enjoy making the long drive through the mountains and forests along Ortega Highway 74. In fact, she’s terrified to drive it - especially at night. She’d been warned since childhood of how haunted the road was. On a dark drive to meet up with friends, someone appears in her backseat. At the same time, she finds out that her friends have been in a terrible accident. Is it too late to get to them? Is her passenger some harbinger of her own fate?
"Passenger" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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Eve does not enjoy making the long drive through the mountains and forests along Ortega Highway 74. In fact, she’s terrified to drive it - especially at night. She’d been warned since childhood of how haunted the road was. On a dark drive to meet up with friends, someone appears in her backseat. At the same time, she finds out that her friends have been in a terrible accident. Is it too late to get to them? Is her passenger some harbinger of her own fate?
"Passenger" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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Eve does not enjoy making the long drive through the mountains and forests along Ortega Highway 74. In fact, she’s terrified to drive it - especially at night. She’d been warned since childhood of how haunted the road was. On a dark drive to meet up with friends, someone appears in her backseat. At the same time, she finds out that her friends have been in a terrible accident. Is it too late to get to them? Is her passenger some harbinger of her own fate?
"Passenger" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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Raymond is trying to enjoy an afternoon at the park with his toddler Victor. A pastime of his is to categorize all the parents he sees at the playground, based on their appearance and behavior. He proudly considers himself a parent that doesn’t fit into “The Trans-Parent Club” filled with oblivious and often neglectful dads and moms. To his horror, he’s about to meet a few other parents that defy categories and possibly even mother nature.
"Force Feed" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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"Mary Celeste" "Darkening Developments" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Raymond is trying to enjoy an afternoon at the park with his toddler Victor. A pastime of his is to categorize all the parents he sees at the playground, based on their appearance and behavior. He proudly considers himself a parent that doesn’t fit into “The Trans-Parent Club” filled with oblivious and often neglectful dads and moms. To his horror, he’s about to meet a few other parents that defy categories and possibly even mother nature.
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Raymond is trying to enjoy an afternoon at the park with his toddler Victor. A pastime of his is to categorize all the parents he sees at the playground, based on their appearance and behavior. He proudly considers himself a parent that doesn’t fit into “The Trans-Parent Club” filled with oblivious and often neglectful dads and moms. To his horror, he’s about to meet a few other parents that defy categories and possibly even mother nature.
"Force Feed" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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"Mary Celeste" "Darkening Developments" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Ronnie Bowler has awakened on his birthday to find a strange gift in his email inbox. An old friend has sent him a link to a death day timer. He disregards the morbid idea of amusement until things start happening. The morbid becomes the malevolent as Ronnie’s lack of superstition begins to pursue him. As the clock ticks down, he realizes that time stops for no one and all of our days are numbered. So now he cannot stop, even with his numbers right in front of his eyes.
"Lightning in a Bottle" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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Ronnie Bowler has awakened on his birthday to find a strange gift in his email inbox. An old friend has sent him a link to a death day timer. He disregards the morbid idea of amusement until things start happening. The morbid becomes the malevolent as Ronnie’s lack of superstition begins to pursue him. As the clock ticks down, he realizes that time stops for no one and all of our days are numbered. So now he cannot stop, even with his numbers right in front of his eyes.
"Lightning in a Bottle" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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Ronnie Bowler has awakened on his birthday to find a strange gift in his email inbox. An old friend has sent him a link to a death day timer. He disregards the morbid idea of amusement until things start happening. The morbid becomes the malevolent as Ronnie’s lack of superstition begins to pursue him. As the clock ticks down, he realizes that time stops for no one and all of our days are numbered. So now he cannot stop, even with his numbers right in front of his eyes.
"Lightning in a Bottle" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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Ronnie Bowler has awakened on his birthday to find a strange gift in his email inbox. An old friend has sent him a link to a death day timer. He disregards the morbid idea of amusement until things start happening. The morbid becomes the malevolent as Ronnie’s lack of superstition begins to pursue him. As the clock ticks down, he realizes that time stops for no one and all of our days are numbered. So now he cannot stop, even with his numbers right in front of his eyes.
"Lightning in a Bottle" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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Alayna Guim is a contract killer who wants to retire. She’s had a long and illustrious career as a clandestine hit woman and figured that it was time to call it quits. However she has to reconsider the whole idea of “time” altogether when a rich scientist books her last job. It requires her to travel back in time to save a life rather than take it. Before she knows it, Alayna is tangled in a web of temporal insanity that even her bullets can’t cut through. Can she unravel the knots of time before getting tied up in them herself? Can she still finish the job knowing that her life is part of the contract?
"The Pinball Effect" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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"The Complex" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Alayna Guim is a contract killer who wants to retire. She’s had a long and illustrious career as a clandestine hit woman and figured that it was time to call it quits. However she has to reconsider the whole idea of “time” altogether when a rich scientist books her last job. It requires her to travel back in time to save a life rather than take it. Before she knows it, Alayna is tangled in a web of temporal insanity that even her bullets can’t cut through. Can she unravel the knots of time before getting tied up in them herself? Can she still finish the job knowing that her life is part of the contract?
"The Pinball Effect" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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Alayna Guim is a contract killer who wants to retire. She’s had a long and illustrious career as a clandestine hit woman and figured that it was time to call it quits. However she has to reconsider the whole idea of “time” altogether when a rich scientist books her last job. It requires her to travel back in time to save a life rather than take it. Before she knows it, Alayna is tangled in a web of temporal insanity that even her bullets can’t cut through. Can she unravel the knots of time before getting tied up in them herself? Can she still finish the job knowing that her life is part of the contract?
"The Pinball Effect" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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In the dark hours of Labor Day morning, something is happening in the forests off of the desolate Ortega Highway. Kipp has been camping for the weekend and starts off his last day trying to figure out what is causing this bizarre and omnipresent sound that woke him. Allan is driving his young son and ex-wife’s teen stepdaughter back to the coast using this highway through the mountainous forests. The darkness is hiding something that, for the time being, can only be heard. Is it a distress signal? Or is it a warning? A collision of logic and fear is imminent as they rush towards each other in the dark. Something unearthly is about to step into the light.
"Ships Passing in the Night" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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In the dark hours of Labor Day morning, something is happening in the forests off of the desolate Ortega Highway. Kipp has been camping for the weekend and starts off his last day trying to figure out what is causing this bizarre and omnipresent sound that woke him. Allan is driving his young son and ex-wife’s teen stepdaughter back to the coast using this highway through the mountainous forests. The darkness is hiding something that, for the time being, can only be heard. Is it a distress signal? Or is it a warning? A collision of logic and fear is imminent as they rush towards each other in the dark. Something unearthly is about to step into the light.
"Ships Passing in the Night" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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In the dark hours of Labor Day morning, something is happening in the forests off of the desolate Ortega Highway. Kipp has been camping for the weekend and starts off his last day trying to figure out what is causing this bizarre and omnipresent sound that woke him. Allan is driving his young son and ex-wife’s teen stepdaughter back to the coast using this highway through the mountainous forests. The darkness is hiding something that, for the time being, can only be heard. Is it a distress signal? Or is it a warning? A collision of logic and fear is imminent as they rush towards each other in the dark. Something unearthly is about to step into the light.
"Ships Passing in the Night" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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In the dark hours of Labor Day morning, something is happening in the forests off of the desolate Ortega Highway. Kipp has been camping for the weekend and starts off his last day trying to figure out what is causing this bizarre and omnipresent sound that woke him. Allan is driving his young son and ex-wife’s teen stepdaughter back to the coast using this highway through the mountainous forests. The darkness is hiding something that, for the time being, can only be heard. Is it a distress signal? Or is it a warning? A collision of logic and fear is imminent as they rush towards each other in the dark. Something unearthly is about to step into the light.
"Ships Passing in the Night" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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In the dark hours of Labor Day morning, something is happening in the forests off of the desolate Ortega Highway. Kipp has been camping for the weekend and starts off his last day trying to figure out what is causing this bizarre and omnipresent sound that woke him. Allan is driving his young son and ex-wife’s teen stepdaughter back to the coast using this highway through the mountainous forests. The darkness is hiding something that, for the time being, can only be heard. Is it a distress signal? Or is it a warning? A collision of logic and fear is imminent as they rush towards each other in the dark. Something unearthly is about to step into the light.
"Ships Passing in the Night" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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In the dark hours of Labor Day morning, something is happening in the forests off of the desolate Ortega Highway. Kipp has been camping for the weekend and starts off his last day trying to figure out what is causing this bizarre and omnipresent sound that woke him. Allan is driving his young son and ex-wife’s teen stepdaughter back to the coast using this highway through the mountainous forests. The darkness is hiding something that, for the time being, can only be heard. Is it a distress signal? Or is it a warning? A collision of logic and fear is imminent as they rush towards each other in the dark. Something unearthly is about to step into the light.
"Ships Passing in the Night" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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In the dark hours of Labor Day morning, something is happening in the forests off of the desolate Ortega Highway. Kipp has been camping for the weekend and starts off his last day trying to figure out what is causing this bizarre and omnipresent sound that woke him. Allan is driving his young son and ex-wife’s teen stepdaughter back to the coast using this highway through the mountainous forests. The darkness is hiding something that, for the time being, can only be heard. Is it a distress signal? Or is it a warning? A collision of logic and fear is imminent as they rush towards each other in the dark. Something unearthly is about to step into the light.
"Ships Passing in the Night" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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In the dark hours of Labor Day morning, something is happening in the forests off of the desolate Ortega Highway. Kipp has been camping for the weekend and starts off his last day trying to figure out what is causing this bizarre and omnipresent sound that woke him. Allan is driving his young son and ex-wife’s teen stepdaughter back to the coast using this highway through the mountainous forests. The darkness is hiding something that, for the time being, can only be heard. Is it a distress signal? Or is it a warning? A collision of logic and fear is imminent as they rush towards each other in the dark. Something unearthly is about to step into the light.
"Ships Passing in the Night" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
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The only thing that separates astronaut Regina Brice from her 12-year-old daughter is distance. Unfortunately that space is filled with an extraterrestrial catastrophe that threatens the very existence of the planet. Whether or not distance makes the heart grow fonder becomes a curious notion, as Regina shuttles back down to earth amidst an invasion that sends Izzy Brice fleeing for her life with a few classmates. Can a mother’s yearn to close the distance gap save their lives from an alien onslaught? Or will the only thing to grow be the peril to all of humanity?
"Grow Fonder" © 2017 by Kristofer Velasquez
Published by Prolific Press (2017)
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