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The Lost Message
An IT professional specializing in big data analysis and AI, a young woman hiding as a bag lady and a pigeon are on a misssion to spread a message of great importance to humanity. Through conversations, podcasts, radio and TV talk shows, the message starts to spread and change people's thinking, beliefs and behaviors. The main messenger is comitted to the mission, yet stuggles with self doubt about why he was chosen and why now. This book will get you thinking and talking with others about where our ideas come from and how they affect us over time.
173 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 8, 2025
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January 27, 2026
I didn’t expect this book to stay with me the way it did.
The Lost Message starts off quietly, but the ideas underneath it are strong. I was drawn to how the story blends technology, media, and everyday conversations to show how beliefs spread and slowly shape people. The mission itself is intriguing, but what really stood out was the main character’s self-doubt. That inner struggle felt very real and relatable.
I found myself stopping a few times just to think about where my own ideas come from and how easily we absorb messages without noticing.
The Lost Message starts off quietly, but the ideas underneath it are strong. I was drawn to how the story blends technology, media, and everyday conversations to show how beliefs spread and slowly shape people. The mission itself is intriguing, but what really stood out was the main character’s self-doubt. That inner struggle felt very real and relatable.
I found myself stopping a few times just to think about where my own ideas come from and how easily we absorb messages without noticing.
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