Co-author a science fiction novel with me?

Here's the premise: Advancements in nanotechnology lead to many amazing things not limited to the ability to read and duplicate the human mind for extreme life extension, creating superior bodies for the human mind to be transferred into, and hivemind technology in which oddly enough revolutionized the way debates were held. This advancement in the way debates are done then by extension created a new golden age for both philosophy and psychology, eventually causing religiosity to be declared a sure indication of mental disorder. A debate was held in which discussed cluster B personality disorder traits, the proposition that those same traits were the core reason for all of humanity's greatest problems. The problem is, these debates are public and all participants are plugged into a machine that disables their ability to physically move so their minds become hyperactive and dangerous ideas are bound to leak out and in some cases cause problems as a result. One of the debate participants is an individual who only indulges in such debates for entertainment, problem is their profession is in creating new nanotechnologies. He manages to invent a new form of nanotechnology that is capable of killing off people who exhibit significant traits from cluster B personality disorders. The researcher makes the further mistake of being overly transparent with the process for his creation, this gives those the nanotech would kill off an opportunity that would soon prove disastrous. World peace would have been accomplished overnight if not for a few oversights, and now it is a race against time to extract important memories from the minds of the recently deceased in order to prevent a horrible contingency plan from falling into place.