Sean Randall reviewed The turing option by Harry Harrison
Review of 'The turing option' on 'Goodreads'
4 stars
This is quite a brilliant story - of regrowing, relearning, rediscovering. The basic plot is that a brilliant scientist survives an attempted murder, but with portions of his brain severely damaged. He's been working on artificial intelligence, though; so all is not truly lost.
The storytelling is gripping and the technology fascinating. the ending is quite different than what I expected - throughout the novel modern technology is portrayed as holy beneficial, and it's not until the end that we see something that might just draw a cloud over the idea of going too far with technology.
A superbly spun story, if leaning a trifle toward the unbelievable.
