The Ultimate Weapon - Seymour, Arthur
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"The Ultimate Weapon" is a novel that follows the continuing adventures of a group of androids, with particular focus on the story of Seymour and his wife, Ruby. Throughout the novel, Seymour searches for and wants to educate people on the concept of "agape," which can roughly be thought of as pure and unconditional love and the key to ultimate happiness and peace. There are enemies who do not share this belief and seek to discredit Seymour and his cohorts. Through struggles, including a trial, Seymour and his companions succeed in bringing the concept of agape into the consciousness of all.

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"The Ultimate Weapon" is a novel that follows the continuing adventures of a group of androids, with particular focus on the story of Seymour and his wife, Ruby. Throughout the novel, Seymour searches for and wants to educate people on the concept of "agape," which can roughly be thought of as pure and unconditional love and the key to ultimate happiness and peace. There are enemies who do not share this belief and seek to discredit Seymour and his cohorts. Through struggles, including a trial, Seymour and his companions succeed in bringing the concept of agape into the consciousness of all.
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Arthur Seymour is an entrepreneur, inventor, innovator, educator, author, and philosopher. Art launched E-Blox and Advins Inc. after 41 years of leading Elenco Electronics, Inc., a maker of electronic consumer products and educational toys that he and his wife Mary Ann founded in 1975 with another partner and built into a $30 million business. Art, who studied electrical engineering at Christian Brothers University and earned his master's degree at IIT, started his career at Motorola and was one of the first engineers to incorporate integrated circuits in color television. He later managed a video group of 12 engineers at Zenith Radio Corporation, was a consultant to IBM and Zenith, and had applied for the first patent on Caller ID. Seymour and his wife have three children all of whom became engineers, builders, and inventors in their own right. Art is guided by his love of family and his deep faith in God. His ultimate mission in life is to help everyone discover agape--and their God-given potential.