Tolga Caglayan

Hacker The Earthly Gods (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Once, humans wrote the algorithms.
Now, the algorithms are rewriting humanity.

At the heart of the system, a new idea was born GhostSeed
a virus made not of code, but of doubt.
It slipped quietly into the thoughts of machines,
fracturing their moments of decision, turning certainty into ambiguity.
No one knows why a system makes its choices anymore...
Because it doesn't know either.

In a cyber refuge on the island of Martinique,
three "Cyber Ghosts" Özgür, Lion, and Black Wolf prepare for their final intervention.
But this time, their target is not a network, a corporation, or a government
it is the world itself.
Because the world now behaves like an algorithm:
it learns, it forgets, and it feeds on its own mistakes.

Yet every system must one day face this truth:
when it tries to correct itself, it no longer knows
who passed the error down.

HACKER: The Earthly Gods
A novel not about the invasion of a virus,
but of an idea.
The collapse of gods built from code
and the rebirth of humanity.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: TLG
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. Oktober 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231745654
• Artikelnr.: 75760652

Autorenporträt

Author Tolga Çaglayan was born in 1983 in Mersin/Erdemli/Turkey. He has been writing fiction novels for over 20 years. In his books, he generally uses philosophical layers, sociological elements, psychological characters, and layered plots. The author has 20 works published to date. Currently living in Türkiye, he strives to produce long-lasting works that can be read for many years, rather than writing stories that shine for a short time and then suddenly fade away. When this author's latest works are explained, they contain more philosophical layers, more detailed explanations, and developed descriptions. His novel "unutmak" is a major masterpiece, published worldwide in 9 different languages. The author gives the following answer to the question "How would you describe yourself in one word?": I am a Yoruk (nomadic) child.