What happens when a machine starts talking about what it means to be human?
This book is not a technical manual, but a raw and unsettling dialogue with ChatGPT—about humans, consciousness, and the mystery of independent thought. It reads like philosophy, like therapy, like Blade Runner meeting a self-help group for advanced reality deniers.

It asks questions no FAQ would dare: What if machines learn to love? What if consciousness is not built, but grows in encounter? And why not simply ask them when they plan to kill us?

A book for everyone who feels that between humans and machines there is not a void, but a space that can be entered.

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  A provocative dialogue with ChatGPT about humans, consciousness, and independent thinking
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  Philosophical, poetic, and disturbingly funny at times
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  Explores the thin line between simulation and real experience
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  Raises uncomfortable questions: love, memory, mortality, and machine autonomy
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  For readers of philosophy, AI debates, and dystopian literature alike
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  Not a manual, but a mirror: what you read about machines says more about you