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Interesting Facts

• The book explores the theme of sudden human evolution through the activation of ancient viruses in DNA, causing global societal changes.
• One of the central themes is the idea that viruses can play a key role in evolution, which was a groundbreaking concept at the time of publication.
• The novel combines elements of science fiction and thriller, offering scientifically grounded hypotheses about genetics and evolution.
• The book won the Nebula Award for Best Novel in 2000, indicating its recognition in the science fiction community.
• The work raises questions about how humanity responds to inevitable changes and the fear of the unknown.
• Greg Bear uses real scientific research and theories to create a plausible and captivating plot.