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Will Economic Growth Decouple Completely from Human Labor by 2030?

Will Economic Growth Decouple Completely from Human Labor by 2030?

by Tyler M | Oct 6, 2025 | AI

The question of whether economic growth will completely decouple from human labor by 2030 represents one of the most consequential inquiries of our era, demanding examination through multiple analytical lenses—historical, technological, regional, and socioeconomic....
AI and the Age of Systemic Fragility: Fortifying Our Critical Infrastructure

AI and the Age of Systemic Fragility: Fortifying Our Critical Infrastructure

by Tyler M | Oct 3, 2025 | Post Labor Economics

Introduction: The Brittleness of an AI-Powered World The 21st century is witnessing a technological transformation of unprecedented scale and speed: the integration of artificial intelligence into the foundational systems of modern society. From the energy grids that...
The Unseen Engine: Navigating the Maintenance Paradox and the Myth of Perfection in the L.A.C. Economy

The Unseen Engine: Navigating the Maintenance Paradox and the Myth of Perfection in the L.A.C. Economy

by Tyler M | Sep 26, 2025 | Post Labor Economics

Introduction: The Ghost in the Machine is a Typo The digital ether that constitutes the modern economy—the ubiquitous “cloud”—presents a facade of effortless perfection. It is an abstract realm of instantaneous transactions, infinite storage, and flawless...
The Physical Frontier: Navigating the Material Constraints of a Post-Labor World

The Physical Frontier: Navigating the Material Constraints of a Post-Labor World

by Tyler M | Sep 19, 2025 | Post Labor Economics

Introduction: The Material Cost of an Immaterial Future The prevailing narrative of the 21st century’s economic transformation centers on the seemingly limitless potential of automation, artificial intelligence (AI), and robotics. This vision of a...
Fiscal Resilience in the Post-Labor Transition: An Analytical Framework for “The Great Unwinding”

Fiscal Resilience in the Post-Labor Transition: An Analytical Framework for “The Great Unwinding”

by Tyler M | Sep 12, 2025 | Post Labor Economics

The Precarious Foundation: Municipal Finance in the Late Labor Era The fiscal architecture of modern state and local governments in the United States is a complex system developed over a century of economic activity predicated on a single, foundational assumption: the...
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