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11747956 No.11747956 [Reply] [Original]

What is some good book about dystopian/utopian society that has a strong science theme. Like manufactured humans (already read Brave New World), humans living as some short of machine hybrids or such. If there isn't such a book, any good suggestion of a book that deals with transhumanism will do.

>> No.11747960

>the virgin human vs the chad calculator larping as human

>> No.11747965

>>11747960
>virgin detected

>> No.11747998

As far as the transhumanist theme is concerned, I’m not sure if this ticks the box for you, but We by Yevgeny Zamyatin is a great dystopian novel that predates brave new world and 1984. I would imagine Asimov has books that fill that criteria, but I’ve personally only read The Gods Themselves. Some might argue that counts as utopia/dystopia

>> No.11748153

>>11747960
wouldn't the transhumanist have a broader range of 'functionality' and therefore arguably superhuman, or more human?