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Fortis Novum Mundum Announces Another Landmark Publication “The Human Futures Market: A Technical Manual for the Commodification of Everything”

A precise, unsettling “technical manual” that reverse-engineers the markets poised to price minds, bodies, and biospheres—and furnishes the constitutional tools to stop them.


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The Human Futures Market Cover
The Human Futures Market Cover

“A market is a choice about where pressure is allowed to travel. This book shows how to build instruments and institutions that route pressure through buffers, cash, and public budgets—not through arteries, skulls, family trees, or food webs.”

Fortis Novum Mundum today announced the publication of “The Human Futures Market: A Technical Manual for the Commodification of Everything,” a rigorous, meticulous guide to the next frontier of finance in which cognition, emotion, reproduction, longevity, and even species persistence become tradable units.

Opening with a pitch-perfect S-1 filing for “Humanity, Inc. (HMAN),” the book makes explicit the business plan others imply—then methodically designs the legal, technical, and market architecture needed to keep personhood and the planet from becoming collateral. Blending financial engineering with protocol design and public policy, “The Human Futures Market” introduces enforceable tools—“ethical Greeks,” shadow oracles, continuity trusts, refusal-without-retaliation, and a do-not-commodify registry—that convert ethics into specification.

Inside the Book

  • Foundations. The assetization pipeline (measurement → contracts → price → custody → collateral → secondary markets) and the constitutional reference: slow, privacy-neutral indexes validated by independent shadow oracles.

  • Primary & Derivative Markets. Cognitive capacity leases, affective securities, somatic subscriptions, reproductive infrastructure, behavioral futures, mortality derivatives, neurodata currencies, and qualia exchanges—each specified with disallowed collateral, FRAND after safety exclusivity, and American-style revocation that settles as cash.

  • Governance & Stability. A do-not-commodify registry executable in code; mission councils with hard veto; positional-intensity taxes that collapse arms races; stress tests and living wills that unwind markets before harm propagates.

  • Operational Artifacts. A full cognitive-lease term sheet, a stress-test and resolution protocol, a pricing primer that introduces ethical Greeks, and a plain-language glossary.

  • Case Studies. “Neuromorph Systems’ Pivot to Cognitive Landlording,” “How MoodVault Captured 67% of the Affective Securities Market,” and “The Failure of Traditional Organ Ownership Models.”

Publication Details

About Fortis Novum Mundum

Fortis Novum Mundum is a publisher dedicated to works that courageously explore the frontiers of human experience and societal change. Inspired by the need to grapple with a “new, brave, and perhaps even dystopian era,” the publishing house champions bold voices that dissect the complex challenges and transformative possibilities of the 21st century and beyond.

Fortis Novum Mundum publishes consequential works at the frontier of technology, markets, and governance—works that make complex systems legible and equip readers to shape them. Our list spans policy, finance, AI, bioethics, and environmental governance.

Media, Excerpts, and Events

A media kit—including jacket art, author photo, chapter excerpt (S-1 prologue), and the sample Cognitive Capacity Lease term sheet—is available upon request. Josh Luberisse is available for interviews, panels, and briefings for regulators, risk teams, and academic audiences.

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