This book hit me different than most anything I have read. The premise was brilliant and I will not give it away here in case of spoilers. And I recommend giving it a look at least just for that.
But when it is all said and done, the story, despite its quality, completely ignores what power enables in real life and what happens without it. Would it be worth the USA becoming a nation of Leavers, and what would happen to it if it did? To make anyone change, I think it requires the force or power the book does not want as a part of life. But that is life. So as a big picture oriented person, I do not get what the point of the book was. One person becoming a leaver means nothing, and if a country/region/state becomes one of Leavers, they are basically forfeiting their sovereignty.
by DeepspaceDigital