T. I. Victor, the protagonist encapsulates the past 80 - 90 years in his thoughts, words and actions to a teenaged student who accompanies him on several adventures. There is a trip to a million head Beefalo ranch run by only eight people, an electronic device that solves the worlds language problems, a dome over the French Quarter of New Orleans, electronic interstates, body organ cloning, multi-purpose gene pills, cybernetic homo-sapiens, talking homes, mile high buildings, and a visual, yet hidden, manifestation of evil in everyday life. There are seven different languages all interpreted including a new one I invented. Newsman Victor goes through his extraordinary life, until his general lifestyle gets him in trouble and he is hauled into court by Lucifer, where his "Crimes against the State" are put on display. From there on the book becomes a satirical religious allegory, a cross between Paradise Lost and the Bible. It is a classic fight between good and evil in a true courtroom from Hell. Ultimately, good triumphs over evil, - or does it?