Somewhere, a model has already worked out what you are worth — not as a person, but as a lifetime of attention, purchases, data, interest and working hours.
Advertisers price your attention. Lenders price your future. Platforms price your data. Employers price your time. Each takes as much as it can, as efficiently as it can, for someone else’s profit. It isn’t personal. That is what makes it merciless.
The turn
Huntos doesn’t argue that people have no value. It argues the opposite: that people are the value — and should own it.
So every person gets one share in the same company. The same share, held the same way. No one can buy more, and no one can sell theirs.
Taking yourself back
Owning a share of Huntos is a small, concrete way of taking yourself back. Not by opting out of the economy, but by owning a piece of what it is built on: us.