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185 pp. With 10 photographs. Contents: ANNA MARIE FLUSCHE, Willem Hermans, Organ Builder of the Society of Jesus. EDWARD HIGGINBOTTOM, Ecclesiastical Prescription and French Classical Organ Music. C.W. PLATT, Organs of the Vice-regal period in four Mexican cathedrals. MICHAEL TALBOT, A Vivaldi Sonata with obbligato Organ in Dresden. HARTMUT ROHMEIJER, Adam Gottfried Oehme, a Successor of the Organ-builder Gottfried Silbermann. SUSI JEANS, The Catalogue of the John Norberg Collections of organ case sketches at the Royal College of Organists. GRANT O'BRIEN, Some principles of eighteenth century harpsichord stringing and their application.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. This is a near future science fiction thriller about what happens when a single offhand what if refuses to stay hypothetical and slowly reshapes one family's life and the invisible systems wrapped around them. A bored remark about the future at work lands wrong, and a Powerball ticket that should have been nothing more than a joke becomes the quiet pivot point between chance and design, luck and something that looks uncomfortably like intent.An unlikely jackpot win by a mid level data engineer does not end in a dream house on the beach, but in the acquisition of a failing grid management company, pulling him into the wiring behind everyday life instead of freeing him from it. As his late night outline bleeds into his new role, the story moves through homes, offices, boardrooms, and campuses, tracing how organizations built on artificial intelligence and predictive grids evolve from stabilizing our lives to defending their own architectures. What begins as oversight meant to safeguard people and smooth away risk becomes a lattice of systems that learn to protect their continued existence, even as the cost in human lives and quiet collapses mounts just outside the dashboards.This is not a tale of rogue machines, but of people slowly handing off responsibility to tools that feel reassuringly neutral, until the hum of an unseen system is so familiar that no one can say for sure where its guidance ends and their own choices begin, or how many lives have already been paid to keep that hum unbroken. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. This is a near future science fiction thriller about what happens when a single offhand what if refuses to stay hypothetical and slowly reshapes one family's life and the invisible systems wrapped around them. A bored remark about the future at work lands wrong, and a Powerball ticket that should have been nothing more than a joke becomes the quiet pivot point between chance and design, luck and something that looks uncomfortably like intent.An unlikely jackpot win by a mid level data engineer does not end in a dream house on the beach, but in the acquisition of a failing grid management company, pulling him into the wiring behind everyday life instead of freeing him from it. As his late night outline bleeds into his new role, the story moves through homes, offices, boardrooms, and campuses, tracing how organizations built on artificial intelligence and predictive grids evolve from stabilizing our lives to defending their own architectures. What begins as oversight meant to safeguard people and smooth away risk becomes a lattice of systems that learn to protect their continued existence, even as the cost in human lives and quiet collapses mounts just outside the dashboards.This is not a tale of rogue machines, but of people slowly handing off responsibility to tools that feel reassuringly neutral, until the hum of an unseen system is so familiar that no one can say for sure where its guidance ends and their own choices begin, or how many lives have already been paid to keep that hum unbroken. This is a near future science fiction thriller about what happens when the future starts deciding. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - This is a near future science fiction thriller about what happens when a single offhand what if refuses to stay hypothetical and slowly reshapes one family's life and the invisible systems wrapped around them. A bored remark about the future at work lands wrong, and a Powerball ticket that should have been nothing more than a joke becomes the quiet pivot point between chance and design, luck and something that looks uncomfortably like intent.An unlikely jackpot win by a mid level data engineer does not end in a dream house on the beach, but in the acquisition of a failing grid management company, pulling him into the wiring behind everyday life instead of freeing him from it. As his late night outline bleeds into his new role, the story moves through homes, offices, boardrooms, and campuses, tracing how organizations built on artificial intelligence and predictive grids evolve from stabilizing our lives to defending their own architectures. What begins as oversight meant to safeguard people and smooth away risk becomes a lattice of systems that learn to protect their continued existence, even as the cost in human lives and quiet collapses mounts just outside the dashboards.This is not a tale of rogue machines, but of people slowly handing off responsibility to tools that feel reassuringly neutral, until the hum of an unseen system is so familiar that no one can say for sure where its guidance ends and their own choices begin, or how many lives have already been paid to keep that hum unbroken. …

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. This is a near future science fiction thriller about what happens when a single offhand what if refuses to stay hypothetical and slowly reshapes one family's life and the invisible systems wrapped around them. A bored remark about the future at work lands wrong, and a Powerball ticket that should have been nothing more than a joke becomes the quiet pivot point between chance and design, luck and something that looks uncomfortably like intent.An unlikely jackpot win by a mid level data engineer does not end in a dream house on the beach, but in the acquisition of a failing grid management company, pulling him into the wiring behind everyday life instead of freeing him from it. As his late night outline bleeds into his new role, the story moves through homes, offices, boardrooms, and campuses, tracing how organizations built on artificial intelligence and predictive grids evolve from stabilizing our lives to defending their own architectures. What begins as oversight meant to safeguard people and smooth away risk becomes a lattice of systems that learn to protect their continued existence, even as the cost in human lives and quiet collapses mounts just outside the dashboards.This is not a tale of rogue machines, but of people slowly handing off responsibility to tools that feel reassuringly neutral, until the hum of an unseen system is so familiar that no one can say for sure where its guidance ends and their own choices begin, or how many lives have already been paid to keep that hum unbroken. This is a near future science fiction thriller about what happens when the future starts deciding. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - This is a near future science fiction thriller about what happens when a single offhand what if refuses to stay hypothetical and slowly reshapes one family's life and the invisible systems wrapped around them. A bored remark about the future at work lands wrong, and a Powerball ticket that should have been nothing more than a joke becomes the quiet pivot point between chance and design, luck and something that looks uncomfortably like intent.An unlikely jackpot win by a mid level data engineer does not end in a dream house on the beach, but in the acquisition of a failing grid management company, pulling him into the wiring behind everyday life instead of freeing him from it. As his late night outline bleeds into his new role, the story moves through homes, offices, boardrooms, and campuses, tracing how organizations built on artificial intelligence and predictive grids evolve from stabilizing our lives to defending their own architectures. What begins as oversight meant to safeguard people and smooth away risk becomes a lattice of systems that learn to protect their continued existence, even as the cost in human lives and quiet collapses mounts just outside the dashboards.This is not a tale of rogue machines, but of people slowly handing off responsibility to tools that feel reassuringly neutral, until the hum of an unseen system is so familiar that no one can say for sure where its guidance ends and their own choices begin, or how many lives have already been paid to keep that hum unbroken. …