What if every war in human history was fought over the same thing - not ideology, but supply?
The Infinite Well makes a radical case: scarcity isn't just an economic condition, it's biological. Our brains are still running Paleolithic software, wired to see every stranger as competition for a limited pile. But that pile is no longer limited.
Drawing on real NASA missions, actual space-manufacturing research, and the hard economics of asteroid mining, Brian E. Niskala lays out a fully-realized blueprint for a post-scarcity civilization - one where infinite material, infinite energy, and a global logistics network dissolve the material root of conflict itself.
This isn't utopian wishful thinking. It's a logistics plan.
A direct sequel to Architecture of Peace, The Infinite Well asks: what happens to war, borders, and tribalism when the well finally runs deep enough for everyone?