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Ray Kurzweil’s landmark non-fiction title, The Singularity Is Near, forecasts a near-future merger of human biology and artificial intelligence. This 2006 Penguin paperback, rich with illustrations, unpacks nanotechnology, robotics, genetics and brain evolution for curious adults and tech-minded young adults.
The 652-page volume carries a personal gift inscription on the inside front cover and is otherwise clean and tightly bound. Light cover scuffing hints at gentle reading while pages remain crisp and smoke-free.
Ideal for engineers, futurists, or anyone charting the accelerating pace of innovation, this accessible edition distils complex life-science concepts into a compelling roadmap of tomorrow.