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The title Against the Sun beside a dark model town lit by a low sun, with a wall of shutters and a row of candles in the foreground.
Cat Links Artificial Intelligence

Against the Sun: Bastiat, the Candlemakers, and the Politics of Free Intelligence

Posted on November 8, 2026November 8, 2026 jsrector

In 1845 Bastiat’s candlemakers petitioned France to shut out the sun. AI just made thinking as cheap as daylight, and this book shows how to tell a rule that protects the public from a rule that protects the past. … readAgainst the Sun: Bastiat, the Candlemakers, and the Politics of Free Intelligence

A pink wave swinging wider and wider across a dark grid beside the title The Shower Knob.
Cat Links Artificial Intelligence

The Shower Knob

Posted on November 6, 2026 jsrector

A loop holds still only while how hard you react, times how long you wait to see the result, stays small. AI makes the reacting hand faster and stronger and does nothing for the pipe, so loops that used to settle will start to swing. … readThe Shower Knob

An open hand releases a gridded sheet that becomes translucent paper and blue sky above a distant landscape.
Cat Links Absorption

Letting Go

Posted on October 31, 2026October 31, 2026 jsrector

AI absorbs work by releasing the attention it once required. Letting go becomes difficult when that work is how we recognize ourselves, but our identity can grow beyond the tasks that once made us useful. … readLetting Go

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Cat Links Books

Built to Continue: The Art of Keeping a World Working

Posted on October 29, 2026 jsrector

Every launch creates a life of obligations. Through spacecraft repair, historic preservation, digital memory, and AI operations, Built to Continue explores how people keep useful things working—and how they decide what to repair, change, hand over, or allow to end. … readBuilt to Continue: The Art of Keeping a World Working

The Work You Keep by John Rector. Ivory serif lettering on aubergine paper, with one coral thread forming an open loop through a pale loom.
Cat Links Books

The Work You Keep

Posted on October 28, 2026 jsrector

AI can take on more work while people retain the ability to judge, learn, recover, and choose where their attention goes. A practical short book about making help dependable and life more spacious. … readThe Work You Keep

Dark cover with a faint grid and a large ghosted 1981, titled The Middle Cannot Finish: a four-page argument from 1981 already decided which AI deployments can complete the job.
Cat Links AI, Artificial Intelligence

The Middle Cannot Finish

Posted on October 27, 2026October 27, 2026 jsrector

A four-page argument from 1981 says intelligence installed in the middle of a channel can never finish the job, because the only check that counts runs at the endpoints. Every AI copilot being bolted into the middle of your apps is about to relearn it. … readThe Middle Cannot Finish

An afternoon calendar with two completed tasks and an open hour marked Yours.
Cat Links Artificial Intelligence

Leave One Hour Unclaimed

Posted on October 25, 2026October 25, 2026 jsrector

The time AI gives back does not need another assignment. A free hour becomes yours when you can leave it unclaimed. … readLeave One Hour Unclaimed

Dark cover with the title Two Honest Prices, the figures six thousand dollars and four hundred dollars, and the line: the same work, quoted from two distances — Cantillon's wave is running again.
Cat Links Artificial Intelligence

Two Honest Prices

Posted on October 25, 2026 jsrector

In 1730 Richard Cantillon noticed that new money raises prices from the point where it enters, outward, so whoever spends it first buys at yesterday’s prices. AI capability is entering the economy the same way — and until every market reprices, the same work carries two honest prices. … readTwo Honest Prices

Warm paper cover reading Ask for the Feed. Let It Build the Cards., beside a phone showing a SIM feed with two AI-written job cards and Try it buttons.
Cat Links Artificial Intelligence, How-To, Personal Operating Systems

Ask for the Feed. Let It Build the Cards.

Posted on October 25, 2026October 25, 2026 jsrector

The SIM feed is a surface inside your AI that it builds and fills for you. You never write a card. Ask for the feed once, let it build the cards from the patterns in your life, then just say try it. … readAsk for the Feed. Let It Build the Cards.

Dark cover with the title The Safety Will Be Spent in serif type, the word Spent in pink italic, above the line: AI is the first net ever strung under thinking itself; fifty years of evidence says we will not pocket it.
Cat Links Artificial Intelligence

The Safety Will Be Spent

Posted on October 24, 2026 jsrector

Fifty years of evidence says people do not pocket safety — they spend it. AI is the first net under thinking itself, so the mistake rate will hold, the mistakes will consolidate, and failures will synchronize. … readThe Safety Will Be Spent

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