Contemporary Problems · Book 2
What the City Carried
180,000 people woke up smarter. The city wasn't built for it.
The hospital wasn't staffed for it. The courts had no precedent for it. The city offices were never supposed to be making these decisions at all. Four people in ordinary jobs try to hold the seams together while 180,000 newly enhanced minds find reasons to pull in every direction at once.
~78,000 words 45 chapters Gainesville, Florida
collective intelligence institutional stress public health consequences
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