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What books would you describe as nothing burger?
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I’m not a book person, but I think Andromeda Strain is an interesting book. I like how it displays the (from today’s point of view) horribly outdated technology as advanced high-tech.
One of the cases of a mildly science fiction book, that got overtaken by reality.
I think the best part of the book was the hubris of the government. They threw technology at a problem that was untested and unplanned.
Such a late 80s and 90s sentiment
scientific hubris is the underlying theme of almost all of Crichton's sci-fi books.