From Infinity to Adam

From Infinity to Adam answers a single question I asked myself in 2013—what would the Bible look like if it was done as a SciFi fantasy?

You see in 2013, I watched the History Channel's Ancient Aliens series, and without personally going down the rabbit hole—I found some of the ideas intriguing. In at least one episode they discussed apocrypha texts, specifically the Book of Enoch. I googled the passages and realized, from a modern perspective, this reads more like science, than magic and mysticism. Watchers, Giants, Nephilim, humans through their dreams transcending into the afterworld and interacting with angels to receive divine information.

I thought...

All the world's a stage.

All of this has happened before and will happen again.

The wheel keeps turning.

He doesn't know about second breakfast.

After a few years of mulling I envisioned From Infinity to Adam, which is the origin story of—"what if, the Bible was a sci-fi." This book is intended to be the first book in a multi book series that will follow the personal stories of each is it's main characters.

The series as a whole is meant to be a convergence of all the world's religions (to include the excluded apocrypha texts), mixed with conspiracy theories, secret societies, myths about vampires and monsters, popular culture, movies, television, music and world history. All explained through the lens of technology, and the intervention of an ancient race who can't help but do the wrong thing.

Ultimately, this is put together into a story meant to a warning about our modern reality—at a time when we can now forsee actually—in our life time—experiencing the culmination of science fiction as seen in the early 1900s. AI, robots, altered reality, eternal existence, space travel, living in a simulation, transcendence, terraforming multiple worlds. With this potential future coming to fruition, this book and series will discuss what challenges does this future bring to human society. All done under a satircal tone, but never being a comedy.

While it's about the human experience the story is told through the lens of the ancient aliens and explores their life and motivations in our creation. The story follows aliens who overtime unintentionally and/or intentionally become our gods. In this world—which I forsee our world emulating—all of existence is entertainment.

Give them bread and circuses and they will never revolt.

Remember seeing the Truman Show for the first time? What if our entire existence on the planet earth is just really the "Human Show." Why not? God just created the dinosaurs and thought—you're so meh. Apocalypse! Their is danger in boredom, because the human show wasn't the first script.

Ultimately the is a true story of life, the universe and everything really—but like—with Dwarves.

You see in my story as in the real world most people are unaware that almost every novel, movie, series, religion was once real, or like sort of real. It's all divinely inspired.

You should read From Infinity to Adam and you will find it's the origin story of everything. After reading it you will see the characters in everything you read and watch—as I do now. I implore you not to discuss your own realization of the nature of our reality with anyone after reading this novelization of hidden reality—for your own safety. You see, Dwarves enjoy hinting at their existence through stories and songs—they're a bunch of cheeky fuckers you see—but knowing of their existence will end your existence.