Ergebnis für "Time Out" in Jugendliche & Heranwachsende

Christopher und Serenity sind im Hide*Out zum Nichtstun verdammt. Während die Kohärenz ihre Fäden immer dichter spinnt, verlieren sie jeden Mut. Als dann auch noch mit viel Werbeaufwand der Lifehook eingeführt wird - mit dem die Menschen fast ohne Aufwand gedanklich kommunizieren können - ahnt Christopher, dass die Kohärenz zum alles entscheidenden Schlag ausgeholt hat. Doch dann hat er eine Idee, wo die Schwachstelle des globalen Netzwerkes liegen könnte. Gemeinsam mit Serenity macht er sich auf, um das Unmögliche zu wagen. Teil 3 der Black*Out-Trilogie von Andreas Eschbach.

Christopher und Serenity sind im Hide Out zum Nichtstun verdammt. Während die Kohärenz ihre Fäden immer dichter spinnt, verlieren sie jeden Mut. Als dann auch noch mit viel Werbeaufwand der Lifehook eingeführt wird - mit dem die Menschen fast ohne Aufwand gedanklich kommunizieren können - ahnt Christopher, dass die Kohärenz zum alles entscheidenden Schlag ausgeholt hat. Doch dann hat er eine Idee, wo die Schwachstelle des globalen Netzwerkes liegen könnte.

Hunderttausende Menschen, die im Gleichtakt denken, handeln, fühlen: Das ist die Kohärenz, die größte Bedrohung der Menschheit. Nur der 17-jährige Christopher, einst der berühmteste Hacker der Welt, wagt es, den Kampf mit dieser gigantischen Macht aufzunehmen. Als die Gruppe um den Visionär Jeremiah Jones auffliegt, bei der Christopher Zuflucht gesucht hat, können er und Jones' Tochter Serenity in letzter Sekunde fliehen. Doch dann stellt Christopher zu seinem Entsetzen fest, dass er es mit einem ganz besonderen Gegner zu tun hat - einem Feind in seinem eigenen Kopf.

Christopher ist auf der Flucht. Gemeinsam mit der gleichaltrigen Serenity ist er unterwegs in der Wüste Nevadas. Irgendwo dort draußen muss Serenitys Vater leben, der Visionär und Vordenker Jeremiah Jones, der sämtlicher Technik abgeschworen hat, nachdem er erkennen musste, welche Gefahren die weltweite Vernetzung mit sich bringen kann. Doch eine Flucht vor der Technik - ist das heute überhaupt möglich? Serenity ahnt bald, auf was und vor allem auf wen sie sich eingelassen hat.

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