The BUBBLE REVOLUTION saga is set in a society whose gregarious instinct for self-protection becomes diluted in the face of the complexity of metaverses and accelerated AIs.

The navigator on this page represents the current snapshot of those human structures immersed in their apparent sense of control and security in the face of the future. Far from the usual taxonomies, it is based on a study of the main actors truly influential in the structuring of technological society, and their factoring into groups of intent. We are talking about big tech, major political movements, control and planning administrations, and labor union organizations. 

From that analysis emerge four clear intentional spaces that you can explore with the navigator. The last of them, transhumanism and posthumanism, is somewhat more aligned with currents of thought rather than clearly structural actors, but with a strong component of projection into the near future.

The saga starts from a hypothesis: in contexts of complex threat, the gregarious instinct of protection, polarizing by nature, tends to organize itself in an unproductive and decoupled way with respect to this new reality, which can distance it from a collective response to the technological challenge. Thus, the human space loses semantic resolution or capillarity, becomes segmented in an unproductive way, and wastes the structural intelligence that could emerge from a coherent confluence of interests.

The literary saga begins precisely in that future. It does not illustrate speculative theories, but rather the adaptive reality of adhesion to increasingly less interpretable large semantic blocs within the new complexity.

In that universe, AI does not appear only as a tool or a threat. It appears as a historical threshold at which the human instinct for protection loses practical value and must reinvent itself creatively.

The decisive question arises naturally. It is not who will control AI or whether it will dominate us, but what space it will leave for the human being. Adapt its instinct until it becomes diluted in the new enormity? Flee from that emptiness by seeking its elevation toward something new, even if it means losing its familiar self? Or perhaps...

The first book, ARENA ZERO, lays out the cards of the great game in an adventure as thrilling as it is full of nods to the technology to come.