The 300 Club

Welcome to the 300 Club. Nothing is what it seems.

Sage Winters sees the patterns everyone else misses. She can predict exactly how her company’s “revolutionary” engagement strategy will backfire, why their AI customer service will create the problems it’s meant to solve, and how optimization for the wrong metrics inevitably leads to systemic collapse.

She’s brilliant. She’s also unemployed.

Getting fired for “making people uncomfortable” leads Sage into an underground network of frustrated intellectuals; theoretically high IQ’s stretching to the 300’s, systems thinkers, complexity scientists, and strategic minds who’ve spent their careers watching brilliant solutions get buried by corporate bureaucracy. When a mysterious invitation offers her the chance to work with cognitive peers on problems that matter, it seems like the intellectual paradise she’s always dreamed of.

Until the secrets begin to surface.

The elegant research facility hides something darker than exploiting their intellectual property. When they see how their brilliant ideas are implemented at rates that defy human psychology, they soon discover a reality that threatens the fabric of human existence.

As Sage and her colleagues uncover layer after layer of deception, they discover they’re not just building better economic models or solving climate change; they’re participants in something that will determine whether homo sapiens deserve to continue to evolve.

From corporate conspiracy to species survival, from intellectual paradise to cosmic evaluation, The 300 Club is a thriller about brilliant minds discovering that some problems are worth solving and some problems determine the future of consciousness itself.

When the secrets shatter the illusion of paradise, will brilliance be enough to stop the dagger that hangs over them?