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- Following what everyone else does is not always what is best
- follow your own morals
- Stick up for what is right even in the face of adversity

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The Actual Answer You're Probably Looking For

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The Actual Answer You're Probably Looking For

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Dystopian Elements:
- Futuristic: it involves AI, speaking from smart homes which has a vast range of security
- Digital Development: "Tilly is like the world's best assistant" She has replaced all news broadcasting, music streaming, etc.
- Conformity: The protagonist, Sai, doesn't agree that Tilly should have so much say in the opinions and actions of the people, this happens when Jenny, another faced with conformity challenges his views.
- The protagonist "freeing people": Eventually from the oppression Tilly has provided and is seen by Sai, SAi and Jenny come up with a plan to free all others by killing tilly; "...neighbor we're going to kill Tilly" -Jenny
- Adapting: Centillion does good and bad things however at the end of the story SAi and Jenny are provided with the opportunity to join Centillion and will need to adapt by seeing both sides of what Centillion can do.

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"The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.

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mselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fict

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mselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fict

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mselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fictmselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fict

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Do any of u guys know the themes for this short story????????????>>

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mselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fict

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mselves.w that it's been remade i w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology."The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.From StPierreThis is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.From StPierre:Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". “The Perfect Match” “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fict

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topian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.

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what is this this is christmas so what have we done something something something a year gone a new one just begone  so mary mary christmas and a happy new year lets hope it a good one without any tears.

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Fuck bein' good, I'm a bad bitch (ah)I'm sick of motherfuckers tryna tell me how to live (fuck y'all)Wack hoes hate under my pictures on the 'Gram (ugh)Bitch, you better hope I never run across your man, uhIn the mall with him, I'ma have a ball with him (woah)Somebody call Rihanna, I'ma buy some drawers with himHe fuckin' with Thee Stallion 'cause he into wild women (he love wild women)Put them legs on his head, now he love tall women (uh, yeah, ah)You'll never catch me callin' these niggas daddy (nope)I ain't lyin' 'bout my nut just to make a nigga happy (nigga, please)Lifestyle when a nigga can't fit a MagnumIt never happened if the dick wasn't snappin' (ayy)I'm a hot girl, I do hot shit (I do hot shit)Spend his income on my outfit (on my outfit)I don't text quick 'cause I ain't thirsty (I ain't thirsty)These bitches mad, mad, they wanna hurt me (ah, ah)I'm a hot girl, I do hot shit (I do hot shit)Spend his income on my outfit (on my outfit)I don't text quick 'cause I ain't thirsty (I ain't thirsty)These bitches mad, mad, they wanna hurt me (ah, ah)Any rumor 'bout me, let me dead it (let me dead it)I'm a open book and your man probably read it (ah)Look at my AP and these hoes still pathetic (mmm)Real bitches back when I check my Patek, yeah (woah)Yeah, he call my Patty Cake 'cause the way that ass shake (ass shake)I'ma make him eat me out while I'm watchin' anime (anime)Pussy like a Wild Fox, lookin' for a Sasuke (ayy, yeah)One night with him make him lose it like a prom date (ah)Two watches, yeah, call me two-timin' (two-timin')Skin like gold and my teeth like diamonds (like diamonds)Hot Girl chain, Elliot got me shinin' (yeah)They tried to knock me off, but a bitch still grindin'I'm a hot girl, I do hot shit (I do hot shit)Spend his income on my outfit (on my outfit)I don't text quick 'cause I ain't thirsty (I ain't thirsty)These bitches mad, mad, they wanna hurt me (ah, ah)I'm a hot girl, I do hot shit (I do hot shit)Spend his income on my outfit (on my outfit)I don't text quick 'cause I ain't thirsty (I ain't thirsty)These bitches mad, mad, they wanna hurt me (ah, ah)I'm a rich nigga magnet (yeah), pretty with a fatty (with a fatty)Thirty-inch weave with the long eyelashes (long eyelashes)Yes, I got a man if I don't like who askin' (boy, bye)I don't stand outside 'cause I'm too outstandin' (ah)'Cause the girls in the hood are always hardEver since sixteen, I been havin' a jobKnowin' nothin' in life, but I gotta get richYou could check the throwback pics, I been that bitch (ah)I'm a hot girl, I do hot shit (I do hot shit)Spend his income on my outfit (on my outfit)I don't text quick 'cause I ain't thirsty (I ain't thirsty)These bitches mad, mad, they wanna hurt me (ah, ah)I'm a hot girl, I do hot shit (I do hot shit)Spend his income on my outfit (on my outfit)I don't text quick 'cause I ain't thirsty (I ain't thirsty)These bitches mad, mad, they wanna hurt me (ah, ah)

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Fuck bein' good, I'm a bad bitch (ah)I'm sick of motherfuckers tryna tell me how to live (fuck y'all)Wack hoes hate under my pictures on the 'Gram (ugh)Bitch, you better hope I never run across your man, uhIn the mall with him, I'ma have a ball with him (woah)Somebody call Rihanna, I'ma buy some drawers with himHe fuckin' with Thee Stallion 'cause he into wild women (he love wild women)Put them legs on his head, now he love tall women (uh, yeah, ah)You'll never catch me callin' these niggas daddy (nope)I ain't lyin' 'bout my nut just to make a nigga happy (nigga, please)Lifestyle when a nigga can't fit a MagnumIt never happened if the dick wasn't snappin' (ayy)I'm a hot girl, I do hot shit (I do hot shit)Spend his income on my outfit (on my outfit)I don't text quick 'cause I ain't thirsty (I ain't thirsty)These bitches mad, mad, they wanna hurt me (ah, ah)I'm a hot girl, I do hot shit (I do hot shit)Spend his income on my outfit (on my outfit)I don't text quick 'cause I ain't thirsty (I ain't thirsty)These bitches mad, mad, they wanna hurt me (ah, ah)Any rumor 'bout me, let me dead it (let me dead it)I'm a open book and your man probably read it (ah)Look at my AP and these hoes still pathetic (mmm)Real bitches back when I check my Patek, yeah (woah)Yeah, he call my Patty Cake 'cause the way that ass shake (ass shake)I'ma make him eat me out while I'm watchin' anime (anime)Pussy like a Wild Fox, lookin' for a Sasuke (ayy, yeah)One night with him make him lose it like a prom date (ah)Two watches, yeah, call me two-timin' (two-timin')Skin like gold and my teeth like diamonds (like diamonds)Hot Girl chain, Elliot got me shinin' (yeah)They tried to knock me off, but a bitch still grindin'I'm a hot girl, I do hot shit (I do hot shit)Spend his income on my outfit (on my outfit)I don't text quick 'cause I ain't thirsty (I ain't thirsty)These bitches mad, mad, they wanna hurt me (ah, ah)I'm a hot girl, I do hot shit (I do hot shit)Spend his income on my outfit (on my outfit)I don't text quick 'cause I ain't thirsty (I ain't thirsty)These bitches mad, mad, they wanna hurt me (ah, ah)I'm a rich nigga magnet (yeah), pretty with a fatty (with a fatty)Thirty-inch weave with the long eyelashes (long eyelashes)Yes, I got a man if I don't like who askin' (boy, bye)I don't stand outside 'cause I'm too outstandin' (ah)'Cause the girls in the hood are always hardEver since sixteen, I been havin' a jobKnowin' nothin' in life, but I gotta get richYou could check the throwback pics, I been that bitch (ah)I'm a hot girl, I do hot shit (I do hot shit)Spend his income on my outfit (on my outfit)I don't text quick 'cause I ain't thirsty (I ain't thirsty)These bitches mad, mad, they wanna hurt me (ah, ah)I'm a hot girl, I do hot shit (I do hot shit)Spend his income on my outfit (on my outfit)I don't text quick 'cause I ain't thirsty (I ain't thirsty)These bitches mad, mad, they wanna hurt me (ah, ah)

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''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.
''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.
"The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in Las Aldamas, "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.
"The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.
From StPierre
This is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.
“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.
“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.
From StPierre:
Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools". 
“The Perfect Match”
 “The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fict

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“The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fiction which reflects people’s lethargy without technology in modern times. The development of technology is occurring, and people are attaining convenience by depending on it. Regarding this issue, Ken Liu criticizes people’s inability to do something with the absence of technology. For instance, the reading passage reveals Sai’s failure of meeting a girl without Tilly stating several suggestions. 

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You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.

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w that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and

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''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.

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''The Perfect Match'' by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction. Because people lose their independence thinks and doing things from Centillion company. The quote ''You don’t even know who you are any more. You buy what Centillion wants you to buy; you read what Centillion suggests you read; you date who Centillion thinks you should date. But are you really happy?” this point show out the problem of people are going to lose themselves.

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"The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.

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"The Perfect Match" by Ken Liu falls into Dystopian Fiction genre because people are losing their independence by relying on electronic assistant provided from Centillion company. The Centillion suggests unrealistic society and Sai seems attracted to Centillion's condition. On the other hand, Jenny tries to prevent Sai from adapting electronic assistant and worries about instability life in  Las Aldamas,  "you don't know what the world really looks like anymore, now that it's been remade in Centillion's image." Overall, based on Jenny's description and emotions towards Centillion, the novel tries to inform audience the negative aspect of the development of technology.

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From StPierre
This is an elaborate response with excellent examples. The concept of knowing the world only based on Centillion's image is another central concept since it sheds doubt on the reliability of our world as we progress.

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“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.

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“The Perfect Match” fall into the Dystopian Fiction genre since people lose their individuality by overdependent on the electronic assistant called Tilly.Throughout the story, Jenny is trying to prevent Sai from adapting Tilly as his best assistant that suggest advice for everything he does. The quote “She tells you what to think. Do you even know what you really want any more?” directly point out the problem that people are facing due to the technology advancement.

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From StPierre:
Good response. The author wants us to question if our thoughts, desires, and memories are reliable when they are influenced by an over-dependency on such "tools".

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“The Perfect Match” by Ken Liu is a Dystopian fiction which reflects people’s lethargy without technology in modern times. The development of technology is occurring, and people are attaining convenience by depending on it. Regarding this issue, Ken Liu criticizes people’s inability to do something with the absence of technology. For instance, the reading passage reveals Sai’s failure of meeting a girl without Tilly stating several suggestions.

From StPierre:
Good response. It should be noted that they are obtaining convenience, while increasingly depending on it as a consequence.

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With the help of Jenny,  Sai finds out that “Tilly doesn’t tell him that he want. It tells him what to think.”

This novel lead readers to think about the adverse effects of contemporary technology progressions when they are in use to the extent where they are intervening private lives of humans too much. It fits to the main theme of dystopian fictions pointing out the dark side of this society.

From StPierre;

This is a good response in content. It should be better organized by providing the quote later in the response.

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"The perfect match" is a story that will be dystopia. This story is not a dire warning about the dangers of technology, but rather a cautionary tale about surrendering our independence.

From St-Pierre:
This response is DIRECTLY copied from this source without providing a reference,, and is therefore plagiarized:
https://spaceandsorcery.wordpress.com/2017/05/30/short-story-review-the-perfect-match-by-ken-liu/

Furthermore, this response does not provide enough information for a meaningful response.

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"The Perfect Match" should fall under the genre of dystopia. The main character, Sai (and other people in that society) has been leaning on a technology, Tilly. "But I really want coffee." "Trust me(Tilly), you'll love the smoothie." Sai smiled as he turned off the shower. "Okay, Tilly. You always know best."  Through out the short story, author showed a scene where technology eliminated the freedom of choice, did surveillance, and even try to take control of the actions by "suggestions that are perfect". Some scenes did not (yet?) happened in real life and not realistic in our time.

From StPierre:
Good response with some relevant quotes. It should be noted that some of the events are already happening.

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The part when the main character acknowledges the reality that the development of technology limited his freedom of decision making.

From StPierre:
This does not tell us enough tangible detail from the story. More development needed.

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"The perfect match" covers the dark side of excessive technical development. The novel criticizes incompetence of human beings due to development of technology. The quote “Tilly doesn’t just tell you what you want, She tells you what to think." raises the concern about inefficiency and domination of computer (AI). Based on the contexts provided above, novel "The perfect Match" emphasizes negative aspect of technical development. 

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"The perfect match" covers the dark side of excessive technical development. The novel criticizes incompetence of human beings due to development of technology. The quote “Tilly doesn’t just tell you what you want, She tells you what to think." raises the concern about inefficiency and domination of computer (AI). Based on the contexts provided above, novel "The perfect Match" emphasizes negative aspect of technical development. 

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From StPierre:
Good response. You address the main concern with this central quote.

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"The perfect match" reveals the Dystopia world that was created and promoted due to the technology development. The characters in the short story admits the changes eventually.

From StPierre:
This does not tell us enough tangible detail from the story. More development needed.

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The Perfect Match tries to point out the pessimistic future when the current situation is exacerbated. His imagination, "what if the excessive collection of information continues," makes the reader to wonder and question the surrounding.

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The Perfect Match tries to point out the pessimistic future when the current situation is exacerbated. His imagination, "what if the excessive collection of information continues," makes the reader to wonder and question the surrounding.

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F rom StPierre:

Good use of the term "exacerbate" here. Questioning our current situation or surrounding is indeed central to the genre and this work.

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"The Perfect match" also has an unrealistic world, where Centellion controls what people do.

From StPierre
This should be revised. The term :unrealistic" is too debatable here since the short story provides some elements of control which are realistic. It should be noted that Dystopian fiction often takes realistic elements and

exaggerates them. Lastly, people allow Centillion access by agreeing to its terms and conditions.