Libro: Player Piano
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"Not a book of what was, but a book of what could be."
For a satire written more than five decades ago, this eerily mirrors how much we rely on technology today.
In our generation's case, it feels uncomfortably close to Black Mirror.
Machines taking over human purpose, automation running everything, and people left wondering where they actually fit in.
The ideas feel a bit scattered at times, but it still challenges your perspective.
Just like that eerie chill you get right after watching a good Black Mirror episode, this one leaves you sitting with a lingering question:
What comes next?