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No ratings. No trends. Just meaningful stories that might change you.
Follow your curiosity, not the algorithm.
No ratings. No trends. Just meaningful stories that might change you.
Follow your curiosity, not the algorithm.
May 8, 2025 at 3:41 PM
Daemon, by Daniel Suarez
When a brilliant developer’s AI takes over global networks to enforce its creator’s vision, everyone becomes a pawn. Suarez warns: ceding too much power to algorithms can erode human agency and social order
When a brilliant developer’s AI takes over global networks to enforce its creator’s vision, everyone becomes a pawn. Suarez warns: ceding too much power to algorithms can erode human agency and social order
May 7, 2025 at 11:37 AM
Daemon, by Daniel Suarez
When a brilliant developer’s AI takes over global networks to enforce its creator’s vision, everyone becomes a pawn. Suarez warns: ceding too much power to algorithms can erode human agency and social order
When a brilliant developer’s AI takes over global networks to enforce its creator’s vision, everyone becomes a pawn. Suarez warns: ceding too much power to algorithms can erode human agency and social order
Player Piano, by Kurt Vonnegut
In a society run by machines, humans lose their purpose and dignity. Vonnegut shows us that believing automation can solve all problems risks hollowing out our humanity. Efficiency without ethics is a dangerous gamble.
In a society run by machines, humans lose their purpose and dignity. Vonnegut shows us that believing automation can solve all problems risks hollowing out our humanity. Efficiency without ethics is a dangerous gamble.
May 7, 2025 at 11:37 AM
Player Piano, by Kurt Vonnegut
In a society run by machines, humans lose their purpose and dignity. Vonnegut shows us that believing automation can solve all problems risks hollowing out our humanity. Efficiency without ethics is a dangerous gamble.
In a society run by machines, humans lose their purpose and dignity. Vonnegut shows us that believing automation can solve all problems risks hollowing out our humanity. Efficiency without ethics is a dangerous gamble.
Jurassic Park, by Michael Crichton.
Bringing dinosaurs back via genetic engineering sounds like a dream…until the park’s systems fail and chaos reigns. A stark reminder that overconfidence in tech’s safeguards can unleash forces we can’t control.
Bringing dinosaurs back via genetic engineering sounds like a dream…until the park’s systems fail and chaos reigns. A stark reminder that overconfidence in tech’s safeguards can unleash forces we can’t control.
May 7, 2025 at 11:37 AM
Jurassic Park, by Michael Crichton.
Bringing dinosaurs back via genetic engineering sounds like a dream…until the park’s systems fail and chaos reigns. A stark reminder that overconfidence in tech’s safeguards can unleash forces we can’t control.
Bringing dinosaurs back via genetic engineering sounds like a dream…until the park’s systems fail and chaos reigns. A stark reminder that overconfidence in tech’s safeguards can unleash forces we can’t control.
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley.
Victor Frankenstein plays god by animating the dead—and pays the price when his creation turns violent. A timeless warning: building beyond nature’s limits without responsibility can backfire spectacularly
Victor Frankenstein plays god by animating the dead—and pays the price when his creation turns violent. A timeless warning: building beyond nature’s limits without responsibility can backfire spectacularly
May 7, 2025 at 11:37 AM
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley.
Victor Frankenstein plays god by animating the dead—and pays the price when his creation turns violent. A timeless warning: building beyond nature’s limits without responsibility can backfire spectacularly
Victor Frankenstein plays god by animating the dead—and pays the price when his creation turns violent. A timeless warning: building beyond nature’s limits without responsibility can backfire spectacularly
In Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, young Scout Finch watches her father defend an innocent Black man, sparking a journey of Lost Innocence, Self‑Discovery, Moral Ambiguity and Power & Corruption.
Drayfus uncovers these core themes, helping you to find your next great read
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Drayfus uncovers these core themes, helping you to find your next great read
#booksky
May 6, 2025 at 11:47 AM
In Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, young Scout Finch watches her father defend an innocent Black man, sparking a journey of Lost Innocence, Self‑Discovery, Moral Ambiguity and Power & Corruption.
Drayfus uncovers these core themes, helping you to find your next great read
#booksky
Drayfus uncovers these core themes, helping you to find your next great read
#booksky