Data and Mammon isn’t just a book—it’s a satirical group therapy session for a world turned upside down.

Imagine if corporate greed (Mammon) and artificial intelligence (Data) moved in, took over as your dysfunctional parents, and reprogrammed the meaning of family. Now, picture a clinical psychologist on the scene—armed with sharp wit and a therapy couch big enough for all of humanity.

Through biting humor, vivid storytelling, and a dose of satirical therapy, Joseph Dopp dissects the absurd family dynamics of our modern world. With Data, the cold and calculating “Daddy,” and Mammon, the relentless, overbearing “Mamma,” calling the shots, humanity has been left sitting in the corner wearing a “Forgotten Child” shirt and holding an IOU for its inheritance.

From family drama in the mansion of modern civilization to the hopeful rebellion of humanity reclaiming its spirit, Data and Mammon delivers a laugh-out-loud critique with a heartwarming call to action.

Perfect for fans of thought-provoking satire, social commentary, and anyone ready to break free from their dysfunctional ‘parents.’