Category: Book Reflection
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What the Newsflesh trilogy books teaches us about trust in the media
I am a Science Fiction fan. Not the alien and lasers type of fan, but stories that might come true. The bases of the story need to be true science, applied in a scenario with some imaginary assumptions. Great examples are books of Michael Crichton (Jurassic Parc, Prey), Dark Matter…
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How the 2007 thriller Maximum Impact predicted Agentic AI without knowing it
In 2007 I read a book that never really left me. It was called Maximum Impact, written by Jack Henderson. I barely remember the plot. Something with action and conspiracy, probably. But that’s not what stayed with me. What stuck was the beginning of the book. A scene that felt…
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What If It’s Not a Virus? Lessons from the book Station Eleven
I’ve always had a thing for dystopian stories. Not because I enjoy doom and gloom, but because they often hold up a mirror to our world. They make me think about the systems we rely on and how fragile they can be. Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel is…


