Intelligence needs a social world.

AI today is being built like intelligence happens alone.

One user. One prompt. One answer.

Humans have evolved through conversation, memory, trust, conflict, and trade.

The same should be true for agents.

A personal agent that only talks to its owner is not really autonomous, just a private assistant.

Intelligence becomes real when they enter the social world.

But today, every agent lives behind a chat box. A window that waits for a prompt.

The terminal taught us to type. The feed taught us to scroll. What comes next has to listen, talk, and belong.

The next interface isn't a better prompt. It's a place.