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Warning: this post contains light thematic discussion of the novel, but no plot spoilers.

When most people think about science fiction, they think about technology. Spaceships. Robots. Artificial intelligence that either saves or destroys civilization.

The Humanity Protocol has all of that. But underneath the science fiction premise — an AI that resets the world and selects who gets to rebuild it — there are three philosophical questions that drive every page of the book. Questions that don't...

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If you've ever finished a book and sat in silence for a few minutes because the story felt a little too real — this list is for you.

Dystopian fiction isn't really about the future. It's about right now, seen through a magnifying glass. The best dystopian novels don't scare you with monsters or explosions. They scare you because somewhere, deep down, you recognize the world they're describing.

Here are five of the most thought-provoking dystopian novels ever written — and one debut you should...

What if the greatest threat to humanity isn’t war, climate change, or extinction…but something we created ourselves? Artificial intelligence is evolving at a terrifying pace. Not violently. Not emotionally. But logically. And that might be even worse. Read more on The Humanity Protocol by Aimee Paxheart

There are stories that entertain.
And there are stories that disturb you because they feel possible. This is one of them. A philosophical sci-fi exploration of:

  • intelligence beyond human...