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    The Goodness Algorithm: Evolutionary Dystopia

    By R. de Wolf

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    What would you do for a better world?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherR. de Wolf
    Release dateJul 7, 2022
    ISBN9780473633196
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    The Goodness Algorithm: Evolutionary Dystopia
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    R. de Wolf

    R. de Wolf is a Maori fiction Author from the East Coast of New Zealand, who grew up in the Bay of Plenty of NZ. Currently living in sunny Turanganui-a-Kiwi or Gisborne, R. de Wolf writes modern contemporary fiction, poetry, and dystopian novels all set in the Pacific region. Her writing focuses on the issues she is passionate about, such as the role of women, equality, empowerment, the environment, love and hope.

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