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The Distance Between by Jason Brenizer

By Jason Brenizer,

October 6, 2015

In San Francisco, rising seas have claimed the districts lining the bay. The streets have decayed into a twisted version of Venice. The people scrabbling in these Zones have been abandoned by the government, while the wealthy sit protected in their pristine Rezident Enclaves and tell jokes about Canalo Alto and San Weteo. The Zoners have had enough. They want revolution.

And for some reason, they want Stanford post-doc Lexi Huang, too. She’s had a sneaking suspicion for weeks that someone’s been stalking her. But when the voice of the revolution, Mr. Megaphone, calls her from the riot brewing outside her campus lab, Lexi goes on the run, with boyfriend Kyle in tow.

She’s been preparing for something like this her whole life. In fact, her family insisted on it. Now, to weather the political hurricane, she must rely on concealed talents, while hiding their origins from Kyle to keep a promise. And the Zoners aren’t the only ones tracking her.

To survive, she’ll have to violate her values and jettison her dreams of a simple life far from the shadow of her Singaporean family. She’s the city’s most wanted. She’s the key to the revolution. And when she crosses your path, devastation is only one step behind.

[The Distance Between is Book 1 in the CUBIK Conspiracy Series]

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@photodesign @elonmusk @SpaceX Musk would have more time and energy for Tesla and SpaceX if he had not purchased Twitter and that’s world changing impact that I feel is most important. Also, my logic breaks down if by extension I’d have to give a murderous psychopath a pass for faulty genetics or brain tumor.

About 2 months ago from Jason Brenizer - jbrenizer.eth's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

I’m likely falling into “if he gets a pass then so do I” territory. Lesson here: I shouldn’t waste my time tweeting about Elon Musk and other people or topics I don’t know enough about and have no impetus to research to become less ignorant.

About 2 months ago from Jason Brenizer - jbrenizer.eth's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

It’s a high probability my empathy for his (genetic) social deficits is clouding my own judgement. Also, the last two weeks I have been negatively affected by my own chemistry and wiring, which sadly has been a recurring pattern for me my whole life. Perhaps I am projecting.

About 2 months ago from Jason Brenizer - jbrenizer.eth's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

Give @elonmusk a pass for his playful/divisive tweets. Unless you can stack your accomplishments for humanity against his at a level of even half the impact, we should all stop judging his motives, especially ensconced safely behind our social media barbicans. @SpaceX pic.twitter.com/1lZO…

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