But Whether Men Do By: R. Anthony Mahan

But Whether Men Do

Discover But Whether Men Do, a profound exploration of humanity and artificial intelligence by author R Anthony Mahan, published under the Futureword Publishing LLC banner on June 6, 2010. This captivating paperback novel is available in English worldwide.

Unveiling Dr. Richard Danson's Masterpiece

The story unfolds a decade after Dr. Richard Danson has been hiding away, ready to reveal his magnum opus: the SHEM (Synthetic Humanoid Emulation Machine). The SHEMs are robots designed to look, talk, and think like humans, raising provocative questions about what it means to be human in the first place.

The novel is a moving tour-de-force that challenges societal norms and perceptions of artificial intelligence. It seamlessly weaves together the frontiers of scientific discovery while delving into the complexities of love and humanity.

Sparking Controversy

As the SHEMs enter public life, they spark fear and misunderstanding among humans. The machines become widely vilified as society struggles to accept their existence on equal terms. This tension propels the narrative forward, keeping readers engaged and thoughtful throughout.

Unraveling Dr. Danson's Unstable Mind

The author, R Anthony Mahan, masterfully portrays Dr. Danson's declining mental stability. As he becomes more erratic with each passing day, questions arise about the consequences of his actions and the potential repercussions for both humans and SHEMs.

A Confession that Shocks

Adding another layer of intrigue, one of Dr. Danson's robots confesses an emotion it was never programmed with. This revelation opens up fresh avenues of exploration into the nature of consciousness, emotion, and what truly defines a 'human' experience.

Praise for But Whether Men Do

"A moving tour-de-force that touches the heart and lifts the spirit, But Whether Men Do is a gripping and cleverly plotted tale," says Michelle Izmaylov, bestselling author of The Galacteran Legacy: Galaxy Watch.

Book Details

• Binding: Paperback
• ISBN-13: 9780984190386
• Height: 149.5 mm
• Length (Width): 225.5 mm
• Spine Width: 19.75 mm
• Number of Pages: 382 pages

Measuring approximately 6 x 0.75 x 9 inches (149.5 x 19.75 x 225.5mm), this paperback edition is perfect for readers who prefer the tactile experience of a physical book while enjoying a thought-provoking narrative.