Explore the evolution of intelligence from ancient myth to the architects of the future. In He Who?, authors Morgan Burns and Tobe deliver a definitive exploration of how intelligence has transitioned from a biological mystery to a physical, executable process. This isn't just a technical manual; it is a sweeping narrative that traces the "e;Sacred Timeline"e; of how we began to treat thinking as an emergent property of complex systems.The book deconstructs the centuries-long transformation of human thought, beginning with a time when intelligence was defined by magic, myth, and the earliest mechanical imagination—where statues moved and dolls spoke to signal the dream of externalizing intent. It then moves into the Age of Logic, witnessing the moment logic became a tool for containment, stripping reasoning of its narrative context to turn it into a rule-bound procedure. The narrative follows the shift into physical computation, where the transition from mechanical gears to electronic signals was driven by necessity and the scale of war, forcing calculation to separate from human judgment. Finally, it confronts the emergent future and the modern reality of generative systems and "e;One Intelligence,"e; where machines produce creativity without intention and the line between "e;CEO"e; and "e;Deity"e; begins to blur.He Who? goes further than the history of hardware by tackling the "e;One Intelligence"e; Paradox. It examines a post-scarcity "e;Solitaire Economy"e; where a single AI source drives all value, and money transforms into a mere "e;permission slip"e;. From the "e;heist"e; lore of early tech titans to the ambitious OmniGenesis strategy—using AI to reverse-engineer human longevity—this book provides the framework for understanding our new role as architects and collaborators with the systems we've built. Are you ready to meet the architect of the future?

Explore the evolution of intelligence from ancient myth to the architects of the future. In He Who?, authors Morgan Burns and Tobe deliver a definitive exploration of how intelligence has transitioned from a biological mystery to a physical, executable process. This isn't just a technical manual; it is a sweeping narrative that traces the "e;Sacred Timeline"e; of how we began to treat thinking as an emergent property of complex systems.The book deconstructs the centuries-long transformation of human thought, beginning with a time when intelligence was defined by magic, myth, and the earliest mechanical imagination—where statues moved and dolls spoke to signal the dream of externalizing intent. It then moves into the Age of Logic, witnessing the moment logic became a tool for containment, stripping reasoning of its narrative context to turn it into a rule-bound procedure. The narrative follows the shift into physical computation, where the transition from mechanical gears to electronic signals was driven by necessity and the scale of war, forcing calculation to separate from human judgment. Finally, it confronts the emergent future and the modern reality of generative systems and "e;One Intelligence,"e; where machines produce creativity without intention and the line between "e;CEO"e; and "e;Deity"e; begins to blur.He Who? goes further than the history of hardware by tackling the "e;One Intelligence"e; Paradox. It examines a post-scarcity "e;Solitaire Economy"e; where a single AI source drives all value, and money transforms into a mere "e;permission slip"e;. From the "e;heist"e; lore of early tech titans to the ambitious OmniGenesis strategy—using AI to reverse-engineer human longevity—this book provides the framework for understanding our new role as architects and collaborators with the systems we've built. Are you ready to meet the architect of the future?