Terry W. Gintz

Dna (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Is there such a thing as Fate? Are we destined to live out our lives toward one final destination? Is there something in our DNA that predetermines our future actions and ultimately decides what our successes and failures amount to on this Earth? Whatever universe we're born into, I guess a positive answer to all of these questions would indicate a very sparse element of free will given to one, or is one's life truly random and what one makes of it? It is clear that no answer to these questions will be forthcoming or only available posthumously, so why ask at all? "Life is a comedy to those who think, a tragedy to those who feel." -- Jean Racine. But deep feeling can also be triggered by deep thought, especially when the abyss of questions winds itself around your thinking and pulls you down. This book is a sometimes humorous sometimes ridiculous attempt to answer these questions and in the same vein solve some pressing problems of our time and in the not so distant future.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Terry W. Gintz
• Erscheinungstermin: 8. April 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781310943713
• Artikelnr.: 69811781

Autorenporträt

When I'm not doing anything else, I read a lot of novels. With years of experience as a poet, it's not surprising that I developed an interest in writing my own novels too. Given the multi-faceted iconoclast I am and the great affection I have for my wife it's also not surprising that the books I write are innately eccentric, robustly erotic and critically anti-establishment.

Fractals have been a passion for me since around 1984 when I read Mandelbrot's The Fractal Geometry of Nature. I designed my first iterative fractal program (then called ZPlot) in 1989 on an Amiga 2000 computer.

Since 2007 I have been heavily involved in lapidary or stone creations. You can view these at http://tgintz.epizy.com/ along with 3d prints I've made based on 3d fractals from my software.