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QualityLand 2.0 continues the satirical saga of a utopian‑looking society where technology, surveillance, and algorithmic control govern daily life. Peter, a jobless wanderer, becomes a machine therapist and wrestles with broken appliances’ emotional turmoil. Kiki infiltrates her own past and finds herself targeted by a mysterious killer. Martyn clings to a corporate promotion that may grant him the right to be forgotten. Dr. Aisha tackles lingering questions about John of Us, the persistent climate problem, and how defensive algorithms escalated a global conflict. Together, the characters expose the paradoxes of a world purporting to be the best all‑possible country.
First publish date: 2020
Genre: Dystopian & Apocalyptic Fiction/Dystopian Fiction
Authors: Marc-Uwe Kling
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