Code réalité
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Last published Thu, Nov 11, 2021
Et si le monde n'était qu'un immense programme ? Et si la réalité telle que nous la percevons était semblable ce que nous pouvons créer avec un ordinateur mais à une échelle insoupçonné ? Que se passerais-t-il si des personnes se voyais capable d'altérer le code ? Serais-ce sans conséquence ? Tels sont les questions que se posera bientôt Tom Reeves quand il se retrouvera mêler à une affaire qui le dépasse et dont il n'a même pas conscience.
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