Ministry of Clarity. THE ALGORITHMIC REPUBLIC; Where Freedom Is Scripted., #1
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- Date de parution17/05/2025
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Résumé
Ministry of ClarityBook 1 of The Algorithmic RepublicBy T. Kgosimore"In a world of lies, truth is treason."In the smog-choked megacities of the near future, the Ministry of Clarity controls every word, every headline, every memory. History is not written-it's streamed, corrected, and overwritten hourly by AI editors loyal to the State. Citizens live by what is trending. What is true no longer matters.
Winston Smith 2.0, a disgraced algorithmic journalist, discovers a glitch-raw, unfiltered footage of a forgotten uprising. His search for the unvarnished truth leads him to the "Memory Keepers, " a secret network of elderly librarians hiding physical books from the purge. But as he digs deeper, he begins to suspect even the rebellion is part of the Ministry's design. In this dark and razor-sharp Orwellian thriller, reality itself is weaponized, and dissent is just another algorithmic loop.
When knowledge is manufactured and curated, can freedom still be found between the lines?
Winston Smith 2.0, a disgraced algorithmic journalist, discovers a glitch-raw, unfiltered footage of a forgotten uprising. His search for the unvarnished truth leads him to the "Memory Keepers, " a secret network of elderly librarians hiding physical books from the purge. But as he digs deeper, he begins to suspect even the rebellion is part of the Ministry's design. In this dark and razor-sharp Orwellian thriller, reality itself is weaponized, and dissent is just another algorithmic loop.
When knowledge is manufactured and curated, can freedom still be found between the lines?
Ministry of ClarityBook 1 of The Algorithmic RepublicBy T. Kgosimore"In a world of lies, truth is treason."In the smog-choked megacities of the near future, the Ministry of Clarity controls every word, every headline, every memory. History is not written-it's streamed, corrected, and overwritten hourly by AI editors loyal to the State. Citizens live by what is trending. What is true no longer matters.
Winston Smith 2.0, a disgraced algorithmic journalist, discovers a glitch-raw, unfiltered footage of a forgotten uprising. His search for the unvarnished truth leads him to the "Memory Keepers, " a secret network of elderly librarians hiding physical books from the purge. But as he digs deeper, he begins to suspect even the rebellion is part of the Ministry's design. In this dark and razor-sharp Orwellian thriller, reality itself is weaponized, and dissent is just another algorithmic loop.
When knowledge is manufactured and curated, can freedom still be found between the lines?
Winston Smith 2.0, a disgraced algorithmic journalist, discovers a glitch-raw, unfiltered footage of a forgotten uprising. His search for the unvarnished truth leads him to the "Memory Keepers, " a secret network of elderly librarians hiding physical books from the purge. But as he digs deeper, he begins to suspect even the rebellion is part of the Ministry's design. In this dark and razor-sharp Orwellian thriller, reality itself is weaponized, and dissent is just another algorithmic loop.
When knowledge is manufactured and curated, can freedom still be found between the lines?
