As this overarching layer grows, millions of the world's most capable minds—from hyper-capitalist Tokyo quants routing decentralized finance to egalitarian Andean farmers feeding continents—begin a Great Migration. They do not cross physical borders; instead, they completely withdraw their economic and intellectual participation from the old world, building parallel institutions that render traditional governments irrelevant.
When the desperate, starving legacy states launch a coordinated global war to crush the network and force humanity back into geographic cages, they discover a terrifying truth: you cannot bomb an algorithm, and you cannot tax a network of trust. The Prague Scenario is a visionary, hard sci-fi epic about the ultimate paradigm shift—the moment humanity stops fighting the existing reality and simply builds a new model that makes the old one obsolete.
Pavel Tablas is an independent author of fiction, known for his political thrillers, neo-noir novels, and speculative fiction. His work stands out for its analytical, realistic, and deeply atmospheric style, focusing on the hidden systems, geopolitics, informal economies, and power dynamics that shape modern life.
His narratives generally center on the fracture points of contemporary society: megacities, failing public institutions, financial collapses, and the survival mechanisms individuals employ when official structures collapse.