All Our Wrong Todays

The book presents a universe where things went badly wrong—what do you think led to the author's vision of this alternate reality? Was it rooted in current tech fears or something else?

His decisions to try and fix the past felt both relatable and frustrating. How did others interpret his motivations and the consequences of his actions?

The book balances light wit with deeper questions about regret and society—did that tone work for everyone or feel jarring at times?