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    <body><![CDATA[This book was OK but not nearly what I was expecting.  Between the fact that it's the basis for the upcoming Lost replacement show on ABC and what people have said to me about it I was expecting a large scale novel about global events.<br/><br/>In fact, this book is incredibly small scale.  It's focus rarely extends outside of 3 of the scientists working at the collider.  It does a well enough job rounding them out but the novel constantly suffers from having such a narrow scope.  We hear mention of global or at least international initiatives to collect these visions together but nothing ever comes of it.  One would think that if there was a free and open database with specifics about the future a few decades hence it would have a huge impact on politics, technology, social trends...   Apparently it does not.<br/><br/>So the book just feels OK.  It's not bad.  I wanted more about everyone mentioned as well as wanting more people mentioned.  And that held this novel back from having any sort of real impact.]]></body>
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