The title is clearly a reference to The Unincorporated Man [0], a sci-fi novel set in a future where everyone is incorporated at birth and exchanges their shares for goods and services, generally losing majority in themselves in order to get an education, house, etc.

However, they don't mention the novel in the piece. It's worth a read (not particularly well executed, but some imaginative exploration of the key idea).

0: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4025200-the-unincorporat...