Machine Man

The satire really highlights how tech obsession can spiral into the bizarre. I'm curious what inspired Max Barry to explore this balance between innovation and absurdity.

The way the main character evolves raises questions about identity and body autonomy. Did this shift make others empathize more or feel uneasy about the direction it took?

The humor made the critique of corporate greed and obsession more biting. Did the satire make the serious themes more accessible or did it lessen their impact for others?