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The Silver Cord
General Fiction银带（The Silver Cord）
(u. S.) Kevin Kelly Steve Masseroni
The first graphic novel from Kevin Kelly. Both the English and Chinese versions of this book were completed and published through crowdfunding. To thank you for your support, we share the first volume of the Chinese version with you for free. KK and Steve Masseroni gathered the elites of Pixar, Industrial Light and Magic and other companies to finally create this thick comic. The main theme is: technology can also have spirituality, that is to say, technological progress is not only material, but also spiritual. Technology is not soulless, it can have spiritual qualities. As we rush ever faster towards the future, we should not forget our spiritual side. It sounds like a lot of philosophy crammed into a comic book, but trust me, you'll want to read it all in one sitting. This is an intense and thrilling story, mixing mysticism and murder. The entire story takes place in San Francisco, right in the heart of Silicon Valley. The first conscious robots will soon appear here! When this moment comes, how will people react? KK predicts that China will soon become the world's largest producer and consumer of intelligent robots. Therefore, it is necessary to start rehearsing now. How would you respond when a robot tells you that it has a soul?
The first graphic novel from Kevin Kelly. Both the English and Chinese versions of this book were completed and published through crowdfunding. To thank you for your support, we share the first volume of the Chinese version with you for free. KK and Steve Masseroni gathered the elites of Pixar, Industrial Light and Magic and other companies to finally create this thick comic. The main theme is: technology can also have spirituality, that is to say, technological progress is not only material, but also spiritual. Technology is not soulless, it can have spiritual qualities. As we rush ever faster towards the future, we should not forget our spiritual side. It sounds like a lot of philosophy crammed into a comic book, but trust me, you'll want to read it all in one sitting. This is an intense and thrilling story, mixing mysticism and murder. The entire story takes place in San Francisco, right in the heart of Silicon Valley. The first conscious robots will soon appear here! When this moment comes, how will people react? KK predicts that China will soon become the world's largest producer and consumer of intelligent robots. Therefore, it is necessary to start rehearsing now. How would you respond when a robot tells you that it has a soul?