How about finding new books by mapping who thanks who? (Interconnected)
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Posted on Tuesday 5 Jan 2021. 910 words, 8 links. By Matt Webb.
How about finding new books by mapping who thanks who? 14.48, Tuesday 5 Jan 2021 Link to this post I remember reading The Red Men by Matthew De Abaitua, which is near-future sci-fi (and, in 2021, barely sci-fi at all) about AI and robots, simulated worlds and algorithms, cults and, um, marketing agencies - it’s an amazing book, highly recommended - and all the way through I was thinking: what’s amazing is that I don’t know this guy. The themes and the twists on ideas were just so electric-yet-familiar, like it was directly for me and the people I knew. Then I got to De Abaitua’s Acknowledgemen
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