Entry Re: Gary Serdinal
"I think I may have something."
The swarm of people circled around Gary, and he thought about the video Robert had sent to him. He was really going through with it, he was going to take them all down and there was nothing they could do about it.
"Spit it out," Gary said with indifference. It didn't matter anymore. Nothing did.
"I think I found the process that's causing the problem."
"And?"
"And I need you to use your network privileges to kill it."
"Why bother? It won't work," Gary said.
"Sir?"
It was hopeless. Robert knew the system inside and out. There was no point in fighting back now.
"Go home," Gary said.
"But, sir, there's still time."
"Time? You don't get it do you? This thing is going to blow."
"We can stop this. Let me try."
"I'm leaving. I suggest you do the same."
Gary walked to a nearby chair and retrieved his coat. He needed to get out of the city as fast as possible. There were a lot of people who were unhappy with the system, and when the lights went out, it was bound to get messy.
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The Wired Man
Science Fiction-- Previously published in 2013 by KHP books -- Imagine a world where social media is your identity. Every tweet logged, every "like" tracked, and every interaction analyzed and distilled into a singular representation of existence: your social scor...
