Devil's Plaything
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“Worse than frying her memory with a fucking motherboard!?”
“There was some chain reaction.”
“Meaning?” My fists are still clenched.
“A handful of patients suffered sudden degradation of their memory assets.”
“You mean: their memory cells? These aren’t widgets.”
“Right. It’s been described to me that they contracted a virus. Somehow the interaction between computer and human stimulated a cascade of cell loss.”
“A wildfire,” I say.
He nods.
“But if the computers reported a ‘wildfire,’ they must h...ave been programmed to look for it. Its creators must have known this was a possibility. That makes this something less than an unforeseeable accident.”
I ring my fingers around the wine opener in my pocket. “So why did you try to kill her—and me?”
Chuck puts out his hands, trying to calm me. I take another step forward. He scoots to the edge of the couch and, without taking his eyes from me, opens the drawer in an end table. He pulls out a gun.
“The only thing I’ve ever tried to kill, or killed, has been helpless wildlife.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Worse than frying her memory with a fucking motherboard!?”
“There was some chain reaction.”
“Meaning?” My fists are still clenched.
“A handful of patients suffered sudden degradation of their memory assets.”
“You mean: their memory cells? These aren’t widgets.”
“Right. It’s been described to me that they contracted a virus. Somehow the interaction between computer and human stimulated a cascade of cell loss.”
“A wildfire,” I say.
He nods.
“But if the computers reported a ‘wildfire,’ they must h...ave been programmed to look for it. Its creators must have known this was a possibility. That makes this something less than an unforeseeable accident.”
I ring my fingers around the wine opener in my pocket. “So why did you try to kill her—and me?”
Chuck puts out his hands, trying to calm me. I take another step forward. He scoots to the edge of the couch and, without taking his eyes from me, opens the drawer in an end table. He pulls out a gun.
“The only thing I’ve ever tried to kill, or killed, has been helpless wildlife.”
What to read after Devil's Plaything?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matt Richtel to read onlineMoreLess
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