De god in de machine

The book seamlessly combines a tense murder investigation with complex scientific ideas. I'm curious if this was a deliberate choice to make the science more accessible or if it evolved naturally from the story.

The novel dives deep into moral dilemmas about consciousness and life extension. I kept wondering how different readers personally reconcile those issues—what would I do in that situation?

The concept of 'terminal experiments' feels very thought-provoking. I'm curious whether the author drew on real scientific debates or created this concept entirely from imagination.