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Eggers paints a chilling picture of a future where tech giants control every aspect of life. I'm curious what inspired this vision and how much is drawn from current trends.

The novel makes privacy feel almost non-existent, which feels disturbingly plausible. How did others react to the portrayal of surveillance and data collection?

The story moves steadily but sometimes feels slow in parts—was that intentional to build tension or a challenge for modern attention spans?