The Network Where No One Meets

What if the most powerful social network in the world… didn't have any profiles, followers, or feeds?

You never signed up.
You never followed anyone.
And yet—here you are, thinking through it, speaking into it, relying on it.

This isn't a social network made of people.
It's a social network made of human presence—mediated by a machine.

In this compact and thought-provoking book, Alex Sakiz traces the silent transformation of how we communicate, connect, and think. From the broadcast age to the rise of ambient intelligence, he explores the emergence of a new architecture of interaction—one where conversations are co-authored, cognition is accelerated, and every idea is shaped by a collective you can't see.

This isn't the future of social media.
It's the network where no one meets—but everyone is heard.