A New Book and Public Thesis

Is the U.S. economy ready for the next 24 to 36 months of AI?

AI is replacing labor. Our system still depends on labor to survive.

A serious new argument for why artificial intelligence is not only disrupting jobs, but destabilizing the labor-based economic structure that funds modern society.

Launching May 18, 2026

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The Core Argument

The difference is structure.

Modern society still funds itself through a labor-based cycle. People work, wages are earned, wages are taxed, and that cycle underwrites public systems. Artificial intelligence threatens more than jobs. It threatens the funding logic beneath the system itself.

This project introduces a serious argument about what may happen as AI scales into more sectors of the economy, and why the next 24 to 36 months could determine whether adaptation happens by design or by disruption.

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About the Book

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Labor Replacement Tax

A new approach to funding public goods in an age of automation.

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About the Author

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What Is at Risk

The labor-to-tax link is the hidden foundation of modern public life.

As AI reduces the need for human labor in more workflows, the tax base connected to wages may weaken at the same time productivity expands. That creates a structural gap between economic output and public funding.

What This Site Offers

A book launch platform, thesis overview, and early access path.

Read the core argument, review the proposed Labor Replacement Tax framework, meet the author, watch the overview section, and join the preview list before the May 18, 2026 release.

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A serious framework for a machine-driven economy

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