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I recommend reading "Fall; or Dodge in Hell" because Stephenson addresses just about everything you mentioned. It's not the primary focus of the story, but it
by RandallBrown 7y ago
I recommend reading "Fall; or Dodge in Hell" because Stephenson addresses just about everything you mentioned.
It's not the primary focus of the story, but it does at least quickly attempt to answer these problems to advance the narrative in a reasonable way.