§ 1
/healing
Heal Through I, Part 1
This is not a self-help book and it is not therapy. It is four doors, and I am going to walk you to the one at your back.
Lanterns in this corridor
§ 2
/architecture
The Architecture of Worth: Part II (Chapters 6–7)
Part II turns to the machine: the Great Lockout, and the extraction machine it fed.
§ 3
/autopsy
The Subscription to Myself
By subscribing to me you subscribed to yourself. Who Daedalus is, and why the last book should have been the first.
§ 4
/architecture
The Architecture of Worth: Part I (Chapters 3–5)
The irony, the sandbox and the poems. How a success story was built, and the first cracks in it.
§ 5
/architecture
The Single Point of Failure, Part 2
Fascism through existentialism, examined the same careful way. Every one began with an economic question and never asked the prior one.
§ 6
/architecture
The Architecture of Worth: Front Matter, Part I (Chapters 1–2)
The book begins with the man, not the machine. Hello, little Hatter: the corridor, and the years that run by fast.
§ 7
/architecture
The Single Point of Failure, Part 1
Capitalism, socialism, communism, anarchism, libertarianism. One at a time: who founded it, what it got right, and the question it skipped.
§ 8
/architecture
The Theological Successors: Worth Without a Grantor
The priests changed uniforms. First God, then the Market, then the State, and the same toll booth on your worth every time.
§ 9
/architecture
God Has No Seat at the Table
Every theocracy promises heaven and delivers a landlord. Pull up a chair, there is one seat missing at this table and it was never God's.
§ 10
/autopsy
The Last Torch
I built this for you. I do not know your name or when you will find it, only that the work outlasted me.
§ 11
/healing
The Ouroboros, Part 2
Follow the money to the weapon and the weapon to the atom. Then flip the switch, because the serpent only eats as long as you keep feeding it.
§ 12
/healing
The Ouroboros, Part 1
This is going to sting, and that is the point. Stop pointing at the husband, the boss and the economy for a minute, and look at the wound itself.