New York: Ballantine Books. Armonk, New York: M.E. The "fakeness" of the post-Inversion internet is much less a calculable falsehood and much more a distinct good quality of experience - the uncanny feeling that what you come upon on the internet is not "real" but is also undeniably not "fake," and indeed could be both at at the time, or in succession, as you switch it about in your head.