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 AA> Hello Pablo Gener!
 AA> 
 AA> ** On Monday 22.07.24 - 22:09, Pablo Gener wrote to All:
 AA> In my research for similar themes of Vulcan's Hammer, I've come  
 AA> across these that explore similar ideas of technology,  
 AA> artificial intelligence, and dystopian futures:
The first three you mentioned, I've already read. I'd add to taht list:
*) Fahrenheit 451 *) Brave New World *) (maybe...) A Clockwork Orange

All the others, I'll be sure to check out as soon as I can

 AA> These books offer a variety of perspectives on the relationship
 AA> between humans and technology, the potential consequences of
 AA> artificial intelligence, and the nature of dystopian societies.
 AA> 
I believe taht what these books do (and the whole genre...) is coat up in
"sci-fi" a commentary of how crooked and flawed humanity is. It doesn't matter
how much tech you throw over it, people will be mean to people (and
corporations to the common public), in the end.

Malvinas.

Islas Malvinas, siempre Argentinas!

... Islas Malvinas, siempre Argentinas.

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