When Objects Decide

<p>Everyday objects increasingly do more than serve.</p><p>When Objects Decide examines real-world cases where ordinary design elements quietly take on decision-making power. Wheels lock paths narrow doors pause bins instruct and spaces enforce behavior without explanation or consent.</p><p>These systems do not rely on rules or confrontation. They rely on structure. Once authority is built into objects compliance becomes automatic and resistance becomes impractical.</p><p>This book traces how convenience safety and efficiency transform into control - not intentionally but inevitably.</p>