The Dystopia of the Neuromancer The Neuromancer is a dark world, where society is slowly corrupting. There is violence, excessive drug use and a lack of individuality, which paint this world as a disturbed and inhumane society. The Neuromancer is an experiment to see how society would react if the world was taken over by computers and everyone was only concerned about themselves and their own survival. Unfortunately it's just a test, which ended up exploding in his face. The Neuromancer's dystopia casts a dark shadow, destroying the living. The violence in Neuromancer is insane. There is constantly someone dead, injured, or running away from someone else. Survival is the key element to living in this type of society. No one has time to think about others, because they are running for their lives. This is the worst society to be involved in. There are guns, knives, blood everywhere and people crying for help. The Neuromancer is a world of poverty, and where there is poverty, crime usually occurs. For example, Case spends the night in a "Cheap Hotel" (19), which he said was "the most expensive place he has ever stayed. When poverty gets to the point where something cheap is a luxury, a problem arises Case had to sleep in a coffin, in a dead man's bed. It was as if he were dying within the society that surrounded him, which had reached this point of destruction, (14) where operations were carried out to prolong his life humans by means of computers, have literally ripped out the human soul and replaced it with a machine. The human being is dead, and there is only one machine left to live on. This is why Case sleeps in a coffin and computers have... half of the paper... think critically. These people do their thing and move on. When society becomes so dispassionate, it becomes dark and dystopian novel, dystopia has increased While performing surgery, the doctor took away his ability to get high with drugs, to help him work better. However, now he has no method of escape, because the only thing that helped him distract himself from what was happening has been taken away from him. This AI agency has gone too far. They control every aspect of his life. This is where dystopia reaches its peak! When a world becomes a slave to cyberspace, there is a problem. No computer has the right to control the human mind. Whether for work or social reasons, it is necessary to let humans decide for themselves and not computers decide for them.