4 Stars
I liked SERIAL CORTEX, I thought the technology was fascinating [albeit potentially dangerous]. I just did not enjoy it as much as METAL CHEST, which I found much more humanized and emotional [despite one of the two protagonists being a simulated intelligence, and the apocalyptic War having been "robots" vs. Humans].
As for the advanced technology in SERIAL CORTEX, I've read Science Fiction in which [in the future] detectives or technicians can read the victims' last moments on their eyes [or brain or some other technique] and so I was reminded of that. I think the most interesting aspect for me was the use of "thought-hopping" psychologically rather than in crime-solving, particularly in regards to aversion therapy.
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