The archive
Three parts, three horizons: the present, the next thirty years, the next hundred. Everything else on this site is a summary of one of them.
I
Past to present. How our metrics moved from counting physical things to monetising human attention, and what a human-centric ledger would have to measure instead. Carries the five principles and the ten-row table.
II
Present to future. Why “human in the loop” is becoming a legal fiction, why judgement rate is the missing metric, and why the last job left standing is the accountable human — the liability sink.
III
What meaning gets routed through once it stops being routed through work — and why the ledger these first two parts build should be designed to make itself unnecessary.
The list
Get new principles, revisions and the arguments that killed them — roughly monthly, never more.