Nothing alive is frictionless. Yet we designed a future that is metallic, sterile, and optimized. We called it progress, but the chrome mirage is flickering.

Our systems are landing on nervous systems, not servers. We are not automating work; we are automating dysfunction. In Mother of Disruption, Jess Von Bank delivers a clinical, somatic diagnosis of our broken workplace: the Five Wounds of Change. For decades, organizations have managed complexity by distributing System Weight onto human bodies. Now AI threatens to harden that harm into infrastructure.

This is not an adoption playbook. It is an eviction notice from the corporate transaction. It is a class-transcendent blueprint to tear up the ledger of extraction and sign a Covenant of Care.

Lyrical, visceral, and unapologetically punk, this book will make you mad. It will make you hope. And it will remind you that we can still demand something better.