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Gibson's depiction of a high-tech but emotionally complex world feels so layered. I wonder what inspired the balance between cold cyberpunk aesthetics and the characters' inner struggles?

Some themes about surveillance, corporate control, and identity feel surprisingly relevant now. Did the book’s vision influence how readers see current technological trends?

This narrative approach creates a mosaic of perspectives, but I’m curious whether it was planned from the start or evolved during writing. How does this structure affect the story’s impact?