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Zero Point Horizon: A Philosophy Fiction Novel

Zero Point Horizon: A Philosophy Fiction Novel

Hogan, Jr.

Paperback

Philosophy

ISBN10: 1537455680
ISBN13: 9781537455686
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Sep 10 2016
Pages: 156
Weight: 0.52
Height: 0.36 Width: 5.98 Depth: 9.02
Language: English
A character driven journey into an impossible dream. A Philosophy Fiction novel: a non conventional tale that may fit somewhere in-between science fiction and non-fiction metaphysics. The experience is revealed by Joe Bellcamp, as it happens to him. In a world where true uniqueness may be impossible, as every new invention and discovery has already been made, Joe's adventure defies all normal parameters. His true character as an educated and struggling philosopher clashes with his reputation as a simple, hard working house painter. In a near isolated environment, surrounded by frustrated construction workers, Joe's Perspective is inadvertently revealed to everyone. Although relentlessly attacked by cynical reactions, his philosophical theory continued to evolve. A plan arose from the mix, among those few who proved to be more open minded. Joe and his new partners decide to create an incredible invention. Ahead lies the promise of a device which, by all logical accounts, will unveil the greatest discovery ever known: the Zero Point Horizon. Inspiration grows into driven determination, regardless of the difficulty, the invention plan moves forward. Based on possibilities that were previously impossible, fame and fortune draws near. The invention is completed and a radical experiment produces an unexpected result. The outcome is its own ultimate reward, but only for those willing to side with Joe and walk that fine line between inspiration and insanity with him.

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