About Britt

I currently live in Portsmouth, Virginia with my wife (Jennifer) and my daughter (Samantha).

In spring 2003, I published Conquest of Paradise: An End-Times Nano-Thriller (Writer’s Club Press, 2003), a novel about the development of molecular manufacturing and end times bible prophecy.

The publication of Conquest of Paradise sparked a number of interesting personal conversations on the subject of molecular manufacturing and its potential dangers. For instance, in August 2003, I was featured in the Lev Navrozov article “Nanotechnology Threatens America.” And in September 2004, I was interviewed by Sander Olson, one of the original developers of the NanoApex and NanoMagazine web sites. His interviews are now archived by The Center for Responsible Nanotechnology.

A graduate of James Madison University (B.B.A., 1999), I’m also author of The Dittohead’s Guide to Adult Beverages (Regnery Publishing, 2005), a gift book of political humor for fans of The Rush Limbaugh Show.

As a result of my books, I’ve appeared on more than 30 radio programs across the United States.

About This Site

An avid student of bible prophecy since I first read the Bible as a teenager, my interest in the trajectory of future technologies is long-running as well. These two seemingly divergent interests merged together when I realized that many of the biblical prophecies of the Great Tribulation seem to mirror many of the imminent real-life scenarios forecast for the Singularity and the development of molecular manufacturing. The web is afloat with commentary on both biblical prophecy and these emerging technologies. But I failed to find a single resource attempting to examine links between the two. As a result, I decided to create this site with the hope of educating the public on the implications of both bible prophecy and future technological development.

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