Time · the undercurrent
Underneath every transaction is someone's time.
Agents took the typing. What's left of a person's time is the part that decides whether AI helps at all.
Four layers of human time.
"One person at the keyboard" sounds like the limit. Tap through the layers and it turns out to be the point.
Technology compounds. People change at human speed.
Change runs on three personal things. Tap one to hear it, and what eases it.
Illustrative shape, not data.
What it sounds like
What eases it
Not more keyboard hours. Less human time per outcome, the rest spent where only a person counts, and more people able to spend theirs that way.