Theory of Fact

Humans already know everything required to make people immortal. Scientists just lack passion and grit necessary to make it happen. They, like politicians and businessmen, are obsessed with narrow minded material goals. Yet the new reality is emerging at the crossing of real and virtual worlds. Teenagers and kids are best prepared for the new reality where the borders between real and imaginary are blurred. Teen hackers challenge the obvious and dare to set forth goals, which elderly people consider impractical or unattainable, such as immortality. They hack the life itself. Fyodor in physical world is a clumsy teen living in the middle of nowhere in Russian Siberia. He entirely changes in online games and in drone missions performed on Earth and in space. Fyodor's two worlds collide with crash when he learns that his loved one, the girl he knew only remotely, has got killed in terrorist strike... All technologies described in this book already exist at least on conceptual level. The book is a mix of genres as our life now is. It starts like a dystopia, continues as cyberpunk and unfolds into fantasy.