The Prithona Paradox
Are we the pawns of Bramha?
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Are we the creators, or are we just part of a cosmic game? In this thought-provoking sci-fi novel, Prithona, an ambitious space project opens portals not just to new worlds but to deep questions about human existence. Vikram & Rivan lead Anantify, a team pushing the boundaries of AI and space exploration. Their creation, Hubons-intelligent humanoid robots-ventures into Prithona, an alien world where time, life, and energy flow at mind-bending speeds. As they uncover Electrocrystals, a powerful resource capable of solving Earth's energy crisis, they stumble upon a potential workforce far beyond...
Are we the creators, or are we just part of a cosmic game? In this thought-provoking sci-fi novel, Prithona, an ambitious space project opens portals not just to new worlds but to deep questions about human existence. Vikram & Rivan lead Anantify, a team pushing the boundaries of AI and space exploration. Their creation, Hubons-intelligent humanoid robots-ventures into Prithona, an alien world where time, life, and energy flow at mind-bending speeds. As they uncover Electrocrystals, a powerful resource capable of solving Earth's energy crisis, they stumble upon a potential workforce far beyond mere AI: Prithans, a new species born of technology and imagination. But Anantify's competitors have their eyes on Prithona, and ethical lines blur as rivalries grow fierce. Rivan, Vikram's son, finds himself in a battle of morality, science, and cosmic mystery. With each discovery, he and Vikram delve into ancient mythologies and timeless philosophies, asking if humanity itself might be an experiment from beyond the stars. As they grapple with morality, power, and purpose, Rivan confronts a final question: Are we the architects of our fate, or players in a cosmic game of Brahma? This unforgettable journey of innovation, myth, and cosmic mystery invites readers to question their own reality-because sometimes, the farthest reaches of space bring us closest to the truth.
