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These books are ranked using the premise labels extracted for The Eyes of Heisenberg.
Premise labels used: genetic engineering, immortality, controlled reproduction, eugenic society, rebel embryo, sterile elite, class control, genetic surveillance, bioengineered hierarchy, resistance movement
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In a near-future DNA marketplace, a biosecurity guard races to protect a star’s genetic identity as a shocking claim upends everything.
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Premise labels: genetic engineering · DNA theft · designer babies · reproductive technology · biosecurity · black market DNA · pregnancy uncertainty · future reproduction · bodily autonomy · genetic selection
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Distance: 0.1397
In a genetically engineered near-future America, rival castes fight over work, power, and who should control advanced technology.
Why this is here
Premise labels: genetic engineering · caste society · class stratification · technology control · societal collapse · economic collapse · future America · scientific ethics · bioengineered elite
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Distance: 0.1412
A cloned teen in a tightly controlled future risks everything after a forbidden connection exposes her world’s secrets.
Why this is here
Premise labels: clones · genetic engineering · forbidden romance · individuality · conformity · lab-grown children · state control · secret rebellion · defective genome
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Distance: 0.1478
Six linked futures trace how genetic engineering and body modification reshape humanity, morality, and identity.
Why this is here
Premise labels: genetic engineering · body modification · human enhancement · life extension · bioethics · future humanity · perfectionism · medical intervention
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Distance: 0.1539
A government agent is genetically upgraded against his will and must stop a plan to alter humanity itself.
Why this is here
Premise labels: genetic engineering · genome hacking · human enhancement · superhuman transformation · upgrade humanity · ethical dilemma · save humanity · genetic modification · family legacy · scientific conspiracy · illegal research · future crisis
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Distance: 0.1613
A biotech thriller in which genetic engineering links a mysterious death, altered crops, and enhanced children worldwide.
Why this is here
Premise labels: genetic engineering · genetic modification · designer babies · biotechnology · bioterrorism · global conspiracy · gene editing · human enhancement · bioethics
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Distance: 0.1616
A biotech thriller weaving together genetic experiments, patent fights, and transgenic animals in a near-present world.
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Premise labels: genetic engineering · gene patenting · biotech ethics · corporate science · legal conflict · transgenic animals · genetic research · bioethics
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Distance: 0.1729
In a corporate dystopia, a genius mother and her security ally fight to keep their genetically unusual child and win freedom.
Why this is here
Premise labels: corporate dystopia · genetically engineered society · protective parent · escape from control · breeding program · child rescue · forbidden family bond · reproductive control · superhuman protagonists
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Distance: 0.1730
A biotech experiment to solve organ shortages unleashes deadly genetic predators on an isolated island.
Why this is here
Premise labels: genetic engineering · xenotransplantation · organ transplant · scientific experiment · monster creation · science gone wrong · lab disaster · nature unleashed · human hubris · bioethics
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Distance: 0.1737
In an immortal future Europe, a regime enforcer is drawn into a clash between state order, parenthood, and humanity.
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Premise labels: immortality · eternal youth · overpopulation · population control · illegal pregnancy · forced aging · birth ban · future society · state control · social engineering
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Distance: 0.1744
Genetically engineered to need no sleep, a gifted minority triggers envy, backlash, and a battle over who owes whom.
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Premise labels: genetic engineering · sleep deprivation · superhuman elite · class divide · designer children · posthuman society
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Distance: 0.1770
In a devastated future, two women from opposing communities race to save their people amid plague, biotech, and power struggles.
Why this is here
Premise labels: pandemic apocalypse · genetic engineering · parthenogenetic society · clone community · body regeneration · organ harvesting · mind-body separation · corporate power · technocratic control
Semantic match: ranked by premise
Distance: 0.1771
