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    Bonnie
    Bonnie
    Bonnie
    Ebook52 pages33 minutes

    Bonnie

    By Oliviero Giacomo

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    A tale to travel outside and inside ourselves.

    A youngster discovering the world. A boy who discovers to be more than a Man. Over the limits of the paradoxes of quantum physics, the Concept of time is divided from that of space (place). Passing through your own body, your own mind and your own soul. The theory of Everything renews us to One.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBadPress
    Release dateOct 16, 2017
    ISBN9781507185278
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      Book preview

      Bonnie - Oliviero Giacomo

      OLIVIERO GIACOMO

      Bonnie

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      BONNIE

      " With the passing of time, everything comes back and everything changes, at the same time,

      as to give us the opportunity to taste every emotion,

      also those we have always escaped. "

      ––––––––

      In a future not better specifiable, but very far in time, where the same concept of time is very far from the nowadays one, men met in it.

      Gone over the limits of knowledge, the consciousness dwells in each of them and the collective conscience is written, lived, re-read and re-written every moment, without the help of any technology.

      ––––––––

      " Materiality meets just

      on appointment, not to

      forget we have passed

      also by being made of flesh. "

      ––––––––

      Bonnie lived in an indefinable point on the ocean, enough suspended on the surface of the water, in a sort of big bubble floating in harmony with the same force sustaining it.

      Nearly at the same distance in other directions there were also others who loved dwelling on the ocean and at different heights.

      That day the world had gifted her with a dawn of material instincts, to which Bonnie couldn’t resist. From the sensation she had, she began to organize in her consciousness the rightest Body and Time for the meeting.

      With the collective conscience she asked and ascertained the consent and the mutual emotion, which also Ryan perceived that day. The free will was like we today could consider a divine religion and so Bonnie began to move her dwelling as soon as she had had its consent.

      ––––––––

      Ryan lived at the feet of a submarine volcano.

      The Spheres worked as dwelling units and means of transport and had no limits of strength, because they were not alien to the very same nature of things, but varied in intensity and colour also on the base of the external pressure and of the mood of their symbionts.

      ––––––––

      Ryan’s one was not different from Bonnie’s one nor from that of anyone.

      ––––––––

      The only material handmade were the warehouses of the bodies and the hubs.

      These were linked by gates you could directly enter, even if it was possible, anyway, exiting the warehouses through lateral doors. There, there were structures of any kind for the various sports and every kind of material object used by man in every time, from the pen to the knife, from the bike to the helicopter, everything contributed to refine the interaction with the chosen body, as to say having the whole control, pleasure, feeling of it.

      The warehouses were nearby, where once there had been the centres of the cities of the several ages.

      ––––––––

      " The bodies crammed in the

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