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Books
Three books. Two languages. One thesis. The Singularity is not a distant horizon, it is the operating environment of the next ninety years, and it is already loading. The Singularity is when the future stops arriving in years and starts arriving in waves. When machine intelligence catches, then exceeds, our own, and every assumption about work, lifespan, and what it means to be human gets rewritten in real time.
- 🔭 The Singularity Roadmap 2026–2116: A Ninety-year Forecast (217 pages). My first book and the framework for every prediction made in my books and software. English Deutsch
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The future isn’t a mystery — it’s a calculation. The Singularity Roadmap 2026–2116 is a ninety-year forecast of artificial intelligence, longevity, and the human-machine interface, calibrated to a single metric: Human Brain Equivalents anchored to today’s frontier hardware. Built on Ray Kurzweil’s Law of Accelerating Returns and revised against the evidence of the past two decades, it holds where Kurzweil’s compute predictions held and slips honestly where biology, neural interfaces, and propulsion proved harder. Across nine era chapters, it forecasts AI capability, longevity bridges, neural interfaces, energy infrastructure, propulsion economics, society, and space presence, and a Master Timeline Table summarizes every inflection point: AGI emergence, longevity escape velocity, the Singularity threshold, substrate transition, and the cosmic threshold of 2116. Not utopia or doom — calibration. Read it as a planning instrument: for your career, investments, family, and life span.
- 🌌 Alderamin IV: A Novel defining the coming Singularity (176 pages) — my first novel and first published work of hard science fiction. English Deutsch
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A containment mission that became its opposite. In 1961, the Soviet Tsar Bomba sends a flash of light traveling north toward the star Alderamin in Cepheus — forty-nine light-years from Earth. Long-lived observers detect it. After deliberation, their Standing Council approves a slowing mission: two engineered agents, sent to integrate quietly into Earth’s scientific community and delay humanity’s emergence into the interstellar neighborhood. The agents arrive in 2093. By the end of their working lifetime, the four humans they live among have crossed every threshold the Council voted to keep them from — artificial general intelligence, longevity escape, substrate consciousness, gravity propulsion, and the first crewed-equivalent interstellar mission. Sent to interfere, the agents instead helped Earth arrive. Told in the senior alien’s first-person retrospective from substrate in the early twenty-second century, the novel introduces a new intelligent species: the Lonai of Hareven.
- 🌠 Alternative Worlds: A Hard Science Fiction Novel of one life spanning three centuries (316 pages) — my second novel and companion volume to Alderamin IV. English Deutsch
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Eleanor Maxwell was one of the first people to live long enough to live forever. At fourteen she watched the Tsar Bomba on a black-and-white television and resolved to understand the universe well enough to keep it from blowing up. She earned the doctorate and held the professional line for forty years. At seventy-nine, laid off, she met the husband she found on the train home. Then the future arrived in waves: longevity escape velocity in 2036, brain-computer interface in 2042, and in 2072 the transition of her consciousness to a computer substrate, where she woke with a hundred and five senses instead of five. In 2096 the dimensional breakthrough opened the variant Earths, and Eleanor stood at the center — the Lonai diplomatic channel, a dimensional crash, a love lost to a fractal universe. In 2197, alone, she broadcast her own consciousness forty-nine light-years toward a Lonai receiving facility, and woke fifty years later on a stone porch at the edge of the Salt-Plain Reach.
