Probability of Us

When a brilliant scientist proves that intention can be mapped and modulated, the power to heal minds becomes the means to control them. Dr. Emilie Sorokin builds a framework that turns consciousness into a manipulable field-promising cures for trauma and ecological collapse. Exoperator Aya Koval, haunted by a mission that left a friend fragmented, is pulled back from exile when citizens begin to collapse into strangers' memories and city streets pulse with contagious emotion.
Marek Volt, an ageing instructor who learned the cost of weaponized minds, warns that resonance spreads like contagion. Colonel Ingrid Vale sees order where others see danger; she will weaponize the work to keep a fragile state secure. As protests swell and a corporatebacked program threatens to rewrite millions, Aya and Emilie face a brutal choice: neutralize the emergent field and erase what it created-or let a new collective consciousness take root.
A nearfuture technothriller about grief, agency, and who gets to decide what a mind can be.