Found God

You never existed. You are reading this, but who are you? Is it the eyes? Is it the brain? That voice that says "This is my brain"? ——But that voice is also being heard. Who is listening? God Found is a cognitive terror attack. In order to prove that "the mind is God", genius scientist Adrian Chen cut his brain into a blank for 47 seconds, but received messages from his mother thirty years after her death in the vacuum fluctuations. Ex-wife Evelyn bursts in with quantum entanglement data - Marcus Saul's "Whole Brain God Map" shows that his neural signatures are entangled across space with Adrian's experiments, like two sides of the same coin that was never minted. Each chapter is a trap of traps: you thought you were reading science fiction, but you found that Satya's teachings are dismantling the viewer; you thought you were reading suspense, but you found that your mother's last words were a password for you; you thought 300 pages was a safe distance, but on a certain page, you suddenly hit your own boundaries and dissolved - like salt into water, like self-awakening. This is not a novel about God. This is the moment when God cancels Himself and you happen to witness it. When you close the book, do you check your breathing - is it automatic, or is "you" in control? You look in the mirror - when did the person looking back start pretending to be you?