Reddit reviews The Fold: A Novel

Maybe it's a really well written report and he just couldn't put it down? Just a real page turner of a procedural document? I mean, last time I blew through something about that size was with Peter Clines The Fold... I guess it's possible that Mueller is just that damn good at putting his findings down on paper.

One other thing occurred to me since my original reply.

Charlotte Hale talks about an embargo on Westworld tech outside the park. The board WANTS the tech, but doesn't have it. Nobody but Ford has it.

A while ago, I read book by Peter Clines called The Fold. [One of the premises for that book is that ](#s "the people operating the Albuquerque Doorway don't actually know how it works and hide the fact by having a cast iron privacy clause drawn up saying they won't share the technology until they are ready"). And so now I'm wondering if the same is true for Ford. [Does his agreement with the board mean that ](#s "he too doesn't actually know how the hosts works. He can use the machines. Build new hosts. Reprogram them for new stories etc. But he can only use the building blocks Arnold left behind, not innovate further and doesn't want anyone else to know how little he really knows").