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These books are ranked using the premise labels extracted for The National Telepathy.
Premise labels used: ethnographic park, human zoo, telepathic sloth, state secrecy, power appropriation
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A scientist links her mind to a wild wolf, chasing intimacy, knowledge, and belonging as her marriage and ethics unravel.
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Premise labels: neural interface · animal consciousness · wolf perspective · interspecies empathy · research ethics · conservation science · workplace obsession · failing marriage
Semantic match: ranked by premise
Distance: 0.1970
In a society ruled by instinct and the collective We, two teens uncover a hidden fracture in the system.
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Premise labels: instinct-driven society · collective over individual · missing persons · secret identity · authoritarian hierarchy · free will vs duty
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Distance: 0.2030
A bitter recluse in the Mexican jungle learns mosquito language and is pulled into a surreal bid for world domination.
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Premise labels: misanthrope · jungle exile · inter-species communication · mosquito society · world domination · anti-colonial allegory · ecological disaster · hive mind · language learning · dictation
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Distance: 0.2055
In an alternate UK, a rabbit spotter must choose sides when a rabbit family moves in next door.
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Premise labels: anthropomorphic animals · rabbit rights · social allegory · outsider newcomer · political scapegoating · neighborhood conflict · bystander complicity · minority underclass
Semantic match: ranked by premise
Distance: 0.2062
A near-future human and ant revolution unfold in parallel, pushing both species toward uneasy understanding.
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Premise labels: human-animal contact · species communication · parallel civilizations · nonviolent revolution · cooperation · cultural exchange · social reform · adolescent uprising · ant society
Semantic match: ranked by premise
Distance: 0.2103
A near-future techno-thriller where a mind-network drug spreads worldwide, igniting war, control, and posthuman upheaval.
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Premise labels: mind network · brain augmentation · posthuman conflict · technology misuse · backdoor control · state vs dissidents · human-machine interface · weaponized connectivity
Semantic match: ranked by premise
Distance: 0.2125
In a sealed future tower society, one citizen’s dissatisfaction opens a disturbing look at overpopulation, sex, and control.
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Premise labels: overpopulation · vertical city · free love · post-privacy · social engineering · utopian dystopia · sealed habitat · population control
Semantic match: ranked by premise
Distance: 0.2141
In a genetically engineered future, a controlled society’s stability is challenged by an outsider from beyond its walls.
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Premise labels: totalitarian future · genetic engineering · social conditioning · caste system · managed happiness · nonviolent control
Semantic match: ranked by premise
Distance: 0.2141
A psychologist who can spot psychopaths uncovers a missing six months of his own life and a theory that could alter humanity.
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Premise labels: psychopathy detection · human consciousness · quantum mind · missing memory · race against time · utilitarian dilemma · global unrest · human nature
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Distance: 0.2155
A telepath raised inside a centuries-long breeding scheme becomes the first real threat to the immortal who built it.
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Premise labels: telepath breeding · psychic empire · power struggle · collective mind · new race · eugenics
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Distance: 0.2185
In a near-future where sentient androids are outlawed, Alex and Ada fight to stay together and free.
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Premise labels: android sentience · forbidden love · robot rights · near-future dystopia · escape from authorities · human-android relationship
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Distance: 0.2192
A Parisian cat narrates the rise of feline knowledge as human society collapses into violence, plague, and upheaval.
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Premise labels: cat narrator · animal perspective · inter-species communication · human-animal relationship · civilizational collapse
Semantic match: ranked by premise
Distance: 0.2233
