B.R.A.N.C.H.

B.R.A.N.C.H.

RAStein
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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Oct 24, 2019
adultcomputercomputer-sciencecomputersciencedissociativeidentitydisorder
A psychological thriller and science fiction novel. Alan is a recent computer science graduate with little life direction, pursuing a career of professional gambling. He has dreams and high aspirations, but can't figure out which path to take in life and is feeling increasingly isolated. After a falling out with his family and a setback in his gambling career, he begins to look for additional, steady sources of income. On a bulletin board at the state university where he sometimes goes to work out and meet new people, an advertisement for a cutting-edge study catches his eye. A group of psychology and computer science researchers promise $200 a week to test subjects with their simulator, B.R.A.N.C.H., a supercomputer designed to help people more accurately make life-changing decisions. Alan is elated to have an extra $800 a month in his pocket for just a few extra hours a week. And not only that, but the supercomputer simulation actually seems to be working. But just as quickly as they began, things start to change.
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ALLEN'S POINT | Completed [English: editing]

The world didn't end in December 2012, as many people believed, but for Marvin the following year was a year of struggling to keep his family's crumbling world together... Because of that red mark on Marvin's report card, he ended up yelling at his mother. He is depressed. He wants to avert his attention to something else and spend the night somewhere else. In spite of the foreboding thoughts due to its appearance, Marvin entered the newly opened internet cafe. At the moment that he entered the portals of that cafe, reality, and imagination seemed to scramble. Is it only inside his head? Does he only need to sleep and rest his overworked mind? Or is it just as real as the heartaches that provoked him to find that place? Or that place finding him?

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