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<\/a><\/p>\nSettled back into the San Francisco singles scene following the implosion of his young marriage just months after the honeymoon, Neill Bassett is going through the motions. His carefully modulated routine, however, is soon disrupted in ways he can\u2019t dismiss with his usual nonchalance.<\/p>\n
When Neill\u2019s father committed suicide ten years ago, he left behind thousands of pages of secret journals, journals that are stunning in their detail, and, it must be said, their complete banality. But their spectacularly quotidian details, were exactly what artificial intelligence company Amiante Systems was looking for, and Neill was able to parlay them into a job, despite a useless degree in business marketing and absolutely no experience in computer science. He has spent the last two years inputting the diaries into what everyone hopes will become the world\u2019s first sentient computer. Essentially, he has been giving it language\u2014using his father\u2019s words. Alarming to Neill\u2014if not to the other employees of Amiante\u2014the experiment seems to be working. The computer actually appears to be gaining awareness and, most disconcerting of all, has started asking questions about Neill\u2019s childhood.<\/p>\n
Amid this psychological turmoil, Neill meets Rachel. She was meant to be a one-night stand, but Neill is unexpectedly taken with her and the possibilities she holds. At the same time, he remains preoccupied by unresolved feelings for his ex-wife, who has a talent for appearing at the most unlikely and unfortunate times. When Neill discovers a missing year in the diaries\u2014a year that must hold some secret to his parents\u2019 marriage and perhaps even his father\u2019s suicide\u2014everything Neill thought he knew about his past comes into question, and every move forward feels impossible to make.<\/p>\n
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Settled back into the San Francisco singles scene following the implosion of his young marriage just months after the honeymoon, Neill Bassett is going through the motions. His carefully modulated routine, however, is soon disrupted in ways he can\u2019t dismiss with his usual nonchalance. When Neill\u2019s father committed suicide ten years ago, he left behind … Continue reading Book of the Week: A Working Theory of Love by Scott Hutchins<\/span>