2 Neo -Tech books by Frank R Wallace
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2 softcover manuscripts
1 is numbered 025836 and marked 1st copy - Neo-Tech Discovery
2 is The Zonpower Discovery not stamped.
These books are vary rare. Doing my research I found nothing online.
The books covers are shabby paper.
Inside in good condition
From Wikipedia - Neo-Tech philosophy
Wallace's Neo-Tech philosophy is presented as an offshoot of . In his books, as is the case in Objectivism, Wallace opposed anything considered to be mysticism or supernaturalism, including all forms of religion. Wallace saw scientific research to make ageless biological immortality a reality as an important mission. Another significant influence was the theory of advanced by , which Wallace used to explain the persistence of irrationality and mysticism into the present. Additionally, in his book Zonpower, which has been characterized by critics as being inspired by , Wallace talk about how the human race could join a "Civilization of the Universe" once it "exorcise" the last of its mystical tendencies. Neo-Tech has been described as a scam, a cult, and as not being a genuine philosophical system by critics.
Comic book author wrote a four-part in 1997, and an eight-part ongoing series in 1999, for based on Wallace's Neo-Tech philosophy. Grant said, "I felt he [Anarky] was the perfect character [to express the Neo-Tech philosophy] because he's human, he has no special powers, the only power he's got is the power of his own rational consciousness." Illustrator and Anarky co-creator Norm Breyfogle viewed Neo-Tech as a "modernized" interpretation of Objectivism.