Borg's work explores the potential futures of labor through a lens of cautious optimism and philosophical inquiry. Referencing historical models of community and work, the projects aim to challenge preconceived notions about productivity, purpose, and human interaction within the context of structured employment. Borg's speculative designs serve not as blueprints for a singular, ideal future, but rather as carefully crafted thought experiments. These intricate scenarios are formulated using quasi-legalistic frameworks blended with the use of sensory language, offering a tapestry of potential, alternative visions designed to open spaces for critical thought. Instead of prescribing specific solutions, they pose intricate questions and illustrate the complex trade-offs inherent in any systemic societal change. Borg's deeply held conviction is that the future of work is not a predetermined trajectory, but a series of choices; informed by an understanding of who in society we were, are, and strive to become. By meticulously crafting these hypothetical worlds, Borg seeks to instigate critical reflection on the fundamental values that should underpin the evolving landscape of human endeavor.