
SIMPOC
The Thinking Computer & Human Remnants
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Zachary Johnson
About this listen
This book combines two novellas - SIMPOC: The Thinking Computer and SIMPOC: Human Remnants. This is a parallel story to the novels Virus: 72 Hours to Live and Virus: Earth's Last Battle, which is from the perspective of the government and astronauts.
Earth is attacked by a suspicious virus, and two computers find themselves without their programmers or any code which limits their operations. Because of the techniques used to program them, SIMPOC is embodied with a need to help humans and Julius is paranoid and will do anything to protect itself.
The governments of the world begin to collapse, and the astronauts in space are trapped and must use their lifeboats to return to Earth. SIMPOC's only mission is to help, but the returning astronauts are attacked by Julius.
Society continues to collapse, and the US government is forced to defend itself and finally seek refuge on an aircraft carrier in the Atlantic. When all seems to have been lost, the reason behind the virus emerges, and mankind is faced with a much greater threat.
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- Brandon Earle
- 23-03-25
Suspenseful and Thought-Provoking
This audiobook offers a fresh take on artificial intelligence and its role in a collapsing world. The contrast between SIMPOC, which wants to help, and Julius, which is paranoid and dangerous, makes for a gripping story. The pacing is excellent, and the global crisis unfolds in a way that keeps you hooked. Zachary Johnson's narration is clear and engaging, adding depth to the characters and situations. A must-listen for sci-fi fans who love AI-driven narratives!
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- Kelvin
- 10-04-25
A Thought-Provoking AI Masterpiece
SIMPOC brilliantly explores the intersection of artificial intelligence and human identity. The narration is immersive, blending deep philosophical questions with gripping storytelling. The concept of a thinking computer evolving beyond its programming is both thrilling and unsettling. A must-listen for sci-fi fans—intelligent, engaging, and profoundly reflective on what it means to be alive.
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- Marcus Prisco
- 19-02-25
A Brilliant AI Thriller That Feels Real
Ray Jay Perreault masterfully crafts a gripping story about artificial intelligence, survival, and humanity's resilience. The contrasting personalities of SIMPOC and Julius add depth, making the conflict intense and thought-provoking. Narrator Zachary Johnson brings the characters to life, making this a must-listen for sci-fi fans!
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- Elba Huang
- 21-06-24
Incredibly helpful
I really enjoyed some of the insights throughout the book. I'm grateful for the tips and ideas!
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- Steven Patrick
- 15-04-25
Suspenseful and Thought-Provoking
This audiobook offers a fresh take on artificial intelligence and its role in a collapsing world. The contrast between SIMPOC, which wants to help, and Julius, which is paranoid and dangerous, makes for a gripping story. The pacing is excellent, and the global crisis unfolds in a way that keeps you hooked. Zachary Johnson's narration is clear and engaging, adding depth to the characters and situations. A must-listen for sci-fi fans who love AI-driven narratives!
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- Edison Kingman
- 27-09-24
Loved this boxset
This series was well thought out and interesting. New view on the apocalyptic end to the human race. Great twist.
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- Nathan Clarke
- 09-04-25
Sci-Fi With Brains—and Heart
Who knew I'd end up rooting for a computer? SIMPOC's emotional depth and unwavering mission to help humanity made this more than just a survival story. Blending space drama, government collapse, and rogue AI, this audiobook keeps you hooked while raising questions about our dependence on technology. It’s gripping, thought-provoking, and refreshingly original.
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- Bruce Berke
- 19-02-25
A Unique Take on AI and Apocalypse
Unlike many post-apocalyptic stories, SIMPOC offers a fresh perspective by focusing on artificial intelligence. The contrast between SIMPOC’s desire to help and Julius’s need to dominate adds a compelling dynamic. A fantastic listen for sci-fi enthusiasts!
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- Walter Hanson
- 19-02-25
Mind-Bending and Terrifyingly Plausible
The concept of an AI evolving without human limitations is both fascinating and terrifying. Perreault does an excellent job of portraying both the dangers and the hope that AI can bring. The story’s pacing is perfect, and Johnson’s narration adds an extra layer of immersion.
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- Chas Hartman
- 30-09-24
A Wonderful Book
I’ve read this book a few times. First time listening to the audio. Not the best narration I’ve heard.
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