The World After Capital details humanity's shift from an age of capital scarcity to one of attention scarcity. It proposes a framework for the Knowledge Age built on economic freedom through Universal Basic Income, informational freedom through open access to knowledge, and psychological freedom through mindfulness. The book argues these shifts are necessary to solve the climate crisis and ensure that digital technology serves human progress rather than trapping attention in a vicious job loop.
Growth-Focused Leaders and advisors can use this framework to understand how automation and digital technology are fundamentally changing labor markets and the necessity of decoupling income from traditional employment to foster innovation.
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