Where George Orwell in 1984 feared a totalitarian world of total camera surveillance, and Aldous Huxley in Brave New World foretold of the use of psychopharmaceuticals to placate the masses, I, Human posits that next techno advance toward this dystopia would be the use of neural implants and their drug conditioning. The downside is that they repress feelings and intuition causing emotional breakdowns that threaten the control of the techno oligarchy in the future. Made from human brain cells, the implants are subject to the same psychosomatic pressures. However, after fifty years of their use, the techno elites have lost the ability to program integrative functioning. Their control is further threatened by the Bornies, those who refuse the mental upgrades and have created their own flourishing low-tech society. This sets the stage for Alan Reynard and his journey from a callous transhuman operative to a feeling-oriented intuitive human being. He infiltrates a spiritual community to spy . CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THIS BOOK FOR FREE