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Bash bash revolutionDouglas Lain
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Bash bash revolution

293 pagesFirst published 20182 editions
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"Seventeen-year old Matthew Munson's a high school dropout, doing little with his time but playing an outdated video game called Bash Bash Revolution and hanging around Dairy Queen with his girlfriend Sally. That is, until his missing dad turns up. Jeffrey Munson is a computer geek who'd left home when Matthew was young to work on a top-secret government AI project, and has been a sporadic presence in his son's life. Now he's back, but as Matthew reluctantly begins to let him back into his life, his son will discover the true nature, and the shocking goal, of the artifical intelligence his…

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionNight Shade20182939781597809160
EditionStart Publishing LLC2018—9781597806169
Dysfunctional familiesVideo gamesFathers and sonsArtificial intelligenceFictionFiction, science fiction, generalFathers and sons, fiction