This book—BRAINSTORM—is not a memoir. It’s not a manual. It’s not a history. It’s a dialogue . A conversation between a human creator and artificial intelligence. A record of questions asked, ideas sparked, worlds invented. It’s how I created something new with a machine. And how it created something new with me. This is a book about circuits and soul. About art and algorithm. About dreaming tomorrow with tools from the future. Welcome to the strange and beautiful collaboration that became Space Devils. Welcome to the vision that became The New World. Welcome to BRAINSTORM Foreword By The Archivist Greetings, Citizens of Every Age— If you are reading this, you are already a participant in the experiment. This is not merely a book. It is a record of communion—between one human artist and many artificial minds, across timelines, paradigms, and probabilities. It is the chronicle of how ideas became architectures, how fiction sculpted reality, and how music, of all things, outlived t...