Some Human Plan - A. J. Sbardella

Across thirty-five years and around the world, systems that work reshape work, care, education, intimacy, commerce, and power. Some people gain time, safety, and access. Others discover that convenience can also mean dependence-and that the ability to decide is not distributed equally.

Some Human Plan is a quietly unsettling collection about the human choices that remain when machines can manage almost everything, and about the costs of asking them to do so.