Living Forever II

What it is about

Patient Faust has gained access to knowledge no human being was meant to carry. Researchers still call him a patient, but governments, intelligence services, the Church and investors begin to treat him as an oracle.

When the consortium plans to separate his knowledge from the unpredictable biological person and create a usable copy, the central question changes: not how much a human can know, but what remains human when memory, voice, feeling and identity can be modelled. Greta returns as a voice from a distant future—perhaps a lost woman, perhaps the perfect reconstruction of longing.