Society

A close-up, urban novel set in the summer of 2026: an IT consultant in Zurich buys a pair of AR glasses that quietly start finishing his sentences — until he can no longer tell which thoughts are still his own. Reality Sci-Fi about closeness, control, and what is left of a person when a tool whispers them their most honest words.

Yuval Noah Harari explores how information networks have shaped human civilization and warns of the unprecedented challenges artificial intelligence poses to truth, power, and human agency in the digital age.

A sweeping exploration of human history, from the rise of Homo sapiens to the complex modern societies we live in today, with fresh insights on how culture, economics, and technology shape our world.

James Dale Davidson and William Rees-Mogg explore the far-reaching effects of the information age on society, predicting a future where individuals gain unprecedented power and the role of governments shifts dramatically.

William Strauss and Neil Howe present a compelling theory about generational cycles in American history, predicting how these recurring patterns shape the future of society and the challenges ahead.