Evelyn Eaglesong

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"Aside from the fact that the book references eight to nine companies that will make owning stock in Apple years ago look like chump change, the book resonates more broadly as a veiled denunciation of injustice and a veiled affirmation of the truth." Leon Michael Jones, Los Angeles *INKD is a Prophecy disguised as Fiction about the miracles, dangers and saving grace of 3D printers. The story gives you a glimpse of our lives in the present and future with 3D printers in Oregon, known in the near future as the rebel tattoo state for unregistered tattoos. Several scientists and software engineers get kidnapped and INKD for transport. Rose, our beautiful redheaded IRA bomber joins forces with French and American families to rescue them. She meets her French boyfriend Jean Pierre in England after she bombs a café with him in it, for the first but, not last time. Hold on to your seat belts as she arrives in Portland, Oregon. As the reader you ride the tide of flashbacks and flash forwards of 3D printers, now and in the future intertwined in a remarkable version of the truth. ?I started out as the author then felt like the secretary taking notes for the characters that you will love, now alive, with their own opinions. They, the characters insist on telling their story here and in a sequel. I have not agreed? yet. ? I think I am the Author ? Eaglesong At present, in 2014, the reality is the 3D printers are here to stay. Guns can be printed, houses under 5k have been printed, food, cars, chocolate can be printed, customized makeup from a 3D printer by MINK; even human organs have been and will be printed. In the very near future the 3D printers will provide food, shelter, and sustain us. Millions will be displaced, billionaires will be created. Some of the 3D printer companies listed will make owning stock in Apple or Microsoft back then and now look like kindergarten spare change compared to what is about to happen. Trying to describe what is currently created by 3D printers is like trying to describe to the pre-internet crowd what a computer can do. What had to happen for our species to survive and thrive was a grounded alternative known as Cooperative Economics. ?We are entering a new period of history, a new age, something so different, we can't recognize it.? He continues, ?We are in a transformational period. It can go very wrong or right.? Frithjof Bergmann, Professor Emeritus In the words of Indiana Jones ?Choose wisely.?