Everyone building toward superintelligence is obsessed with hardware. AR glasses. AI pins. Cameras everywhere. Sensors on every surface.

They’re all wrong. Or at least, they’re all early.

The human body has never been augmented. Not permanently. And it won’t be for decades. We are a species habituated to two rectangles — the phone and the laptop. That’s where we live. Eight hours a day, minimum. Every decision, every intention, every meaningful action flows through those screens.