A Idade de Ouro

The blend creates a unique world, but I'm curious if this was a deliberate goal or if the story evolved that way during writing.

The book presents a future of technological marvels but also raises questions about loss of humanity. How did others interpret this tension?

The universe in 'The Golden Age' feels so immersive and well-thought-out. I'm wondering if real-world science or personal interests shaped the setting.