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The book's themes seem to be relevant to today's society. The author seems to have done an excellent job of world-building. The book seems to be an excellent example of dystopian literature.
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The book seems to be a great exploration of the concept of free will. It's good to hear that the book is free of errors and well-edited. The book seems to be a great exploration of the consequences of blindly following rules.
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The book seems to be a great commentary on the dangers of unchecked technology. The book's exploration of the theme of humanity's relationship with technology seems to be well-executed.
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I feel the technology based society made Kim to live a life that was not hers and this would really toil with her emotional health if she had a bad experience as a child.
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The plot sounds interesting and thought-provoking. It's great to hear that the author has done extensive research on AI to add depth to the story. It's impressive that the book was exceptionally well-edited.
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The book seems like it has a good balance of action and philosophy. It's interesting that the book explores the idea of what it means to be human in a society dominated by AI. I'm excited to see how the book balances realism with futuristic technology.
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I appreciate that the book is recommended for experienced science fiction readers and newcomers to the genre. The book seems like a great choice for anyone interested in exploring the intersection of technology and society.
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I like that Kim's eyes opened to the reality of her world and she got to understand that it is very important to explore and not to be limited by robots.
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I feel fully engaged in Kim as she navigates the challenges of conforming to a society governed by AI. It kept me on the edge of my seat as Kim questions her reality and confronts dark forces, prompting me to contemplate the role of AI in our lives and the pursuit of true independence.
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Sometimes it's good to live the way you feel like living and not living base on terms. Love your review it detailed
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