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    The Generation Z Leader
    The Generation Z Leader
    The Generation Z Leader
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    The Generation Z Leader

    By Sonnyboy Spencer

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     A young boy stops a  malicious software from taking over the world when a stoppable computer virus gets created from an experiment gone wrong in a Computer Lab where an inventor created the first ever time machine that went in the future and got corrupted .

    The time machine was now controlled by the virus to turn the hands of time and try to destroy all human life on earth .

     The young man creates an antivirus and becomes the problem solver and the richest boy in the world despite having to fight for the survival of all life on earth.

     

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSpencertrendz
    Release dateJun 23, 2024
    ISBN9798224724222
    The Generation Z Leader
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    Sonnyboy Spencer

    Sonnyboy Spencer is an Author and a Musician with a stage name of Spencer Trendz

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      The Generation Z Leader - Sonnyboy Spencer

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      A boy stops a malicious software from taking over the world when a stoppable computer virus gets created from an experiment gone wrong in a Computer Lab where an inventor  created the first ever time machine that went in the future and got corrupted .

      The time machine was now controlled by the virus to turn the hands of time and try to destroy all human life on earth .

      The young man creates an antivirus and becomes the problem solver and the richest boy in the world despite having to fight for the survival of all life on earth.

      Chapter 1: The Prodigy's Playground

      In the bustling heart of the city, nestled between towering skyscrapers and neon-lit boulevards, stood the prestigious Academy of Science and Technology. It was here, amidst the hum of cutting-edge computers and the whirring of advanced machinery, that Ethan Sinclair, a 16-year-old prodigy, found his true calling.

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      Ethan's days were a whirlwind of activity, his boundless curiosity and unquenchable thirst for knowledge guiding him through the maze of research laboratories and state-of-the-art computer systems. While his peers spent their free time indulging in the latest virtual reality games or browsing social media, Ethan immersed himself in the world of code, algorithms, and artificial intelligence.

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      The computer lab, with its gleaming monitors and rows of sleek workstations, was Ethan's sanctuary, his personal playground where the boundaries of technology were continually pushed and redefined. It was here, amidst the hum of cooling fans and the soft glow of LED lights, that he felt truly alive, his fingers dancing across the keyboard as he navigated the intricate digital landscape.

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      Ethan, what on Earth are you working on now? The familiar voice of Dr.

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