Review of Brian, Created Intelligence

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This is a beautiful review. I was already hooked on the book just by reading it. I love sci-fis, so I will definitely check this out. I'm also rooting for Brian. Thanks for this review!
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I like that you mentioned the book has a flowing conversational style which makes it easy for readers to absorb the technical terminology mentioned. That’s a good mix, very excited to check it out. Great job with the review!
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This book would make an intriguing movie. I can't imagine a brain in a container being the protagonist of a book. Thanks for the review.
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I always appreciate when a sci-fi book is written simply and the dialogues are easy for a layperson to understand :) I believe the book raises interesting questions that make it worth reading. Thank you for a great review!
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A human brain operating from a steel case! This is something I'd like to know more about. Your review was very extensive and interesting. You clearly highlighted what you liked and didn't like. I'm reading this next.
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I want to read this book. The mixture of science and psychology is very interesting to me. I hope there's romance between the scientist and I hope that Brian be a human being like being transplanted to a human body. That's a very interesting ending to this book.
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Volt would undoubtedly be my favourite character in this book. I enjoy reading about how antagonists think and what motivates them to do what they do. Nice review.
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This sounds like science fiction written in a simple language. The best thing I love about books is when authors write complex things in simple language to accommodate different readers. Beautiful review!
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This seems like an engaging science fiction novel centered around an intriguing theme such as artificial intelligence, which offers some food for thought. Thank you for your great review!
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This is a nice review. I am definitely reading this book soonest. Congrats on the publication. Amazing.
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Great! The idea I this novel is intriguing. Story that is formed from the concept of Bilogy and AI would definitely thrills and at the same time, educative. thanks for the detailed review.
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The novel ultimately asks important questions about what it means to be human and the potential consequences of creating intelligent beings.
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This is an intriguing book, and I love the scientific theme featured in it. This is a must-read to me. congrats on BOTD.
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A human brain without a body? Brian's story sounds enchanting to read about. This is an amazing idea of the author about AI. This is new to me. The connection between Dr. Ellie and Brian sounds wonderful. Congratulations to the author on BOTD!
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Post by Bombasticsideeye »

This is a unique and interesting take on artificial intelligence. And to think a brain can be created by a human being? This is a creative book that I would love to read. Thanks for the good review.
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