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Would be good for republicans and trumpians to take a look at

This is more of a collection of short stories than one cohesive novel. There is no consistency or tie in between stories. It doesn't make sense that it is told from the point of view of the son. It doesn't make sense that he'd tell these stories so matter-of-factly when the book starts off with his questioning/challenging/doubting his father.

"All the lives I could live, all the people I will never know, never will be, they are everywhere. That is all that the world is."

How does no one figure Buster is an android? If everyone in the solar system sees him then people know what androids are like, even if earth living humans haven't interacted with them. If mercerism is fake how did JR wind up with a live spider? how do people like Holden even come up with the list of andys and their info if he hadn't tested any of them yet and if garland's career info was incorrect where was it from?

Also the androids have false memories and don't know they're fake yet somehow once exposed they remember From the time they started existing and miraculously know all about androids and how they think and work from an insider perspective. Is this supposed to be an unexplained intentional thing where once you know, everything is reworked or where you're reprogrammed with the false memories removed? Or author's error?

The humans seem as robotic and cold in thinking as the androids. Although they believe there is a distinction between them, reading about them and how they interact/speak they seem to have false emotions or lessened emotions and empathy than normal humans of today. Is this intentional or a poor writing style?

Aggravatingly noticeable amount of errors, but unique and disturbingly relevant/plausible