A. D. 2000

About this book

In a world on the brink of the 20th century, "A.D. 2000" by Alvarado M. Fuller explores the audacious concept of suspended animation, as envisioned by Lieutenant Junius Cobb. This groundbreaking science fiction novel delves into the implications of human hibernation and the quest for immortality, challenging readers to ponder the ethical dimensions of such advancements. With themes of technological ambition and the pursuit of knowledge, Fuller crafts a narrative that resonates with contemporary discussions about life extension and human potential. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians alike, this thought-provoking work invites exploration of the uncharted territories of science and morality. Engage with a vision of the future that remains eerily relevant today.