Exploring the ideas and systems that shape our future, one unfinished conversation at a time.
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Partnered with @arcanumventures.
Gene therapies linked to 30% lifespan extension in animals have been sitting in academic freezers for decades.
Mac Davis decided not to wait for the FDA.
He took @MinicircleDNA to a charter city in Honduras, ran clinical trials, and is now approved in the Bahamas.
The biotech space race is real.
New episode of @UtopiainBeta is out.
Watch it here:
https://t.co/MQbwAMO8Q2
Gene therapies that could extend your lifespan have existed for decades.
The science existed.
The system didn't allow it.
Mac Davis built @MinicircleDNA anyway.
Five clinical trials later, the Bahamas just approved them.
Watch the interview:
https://t.co/ZcKC1bvfUZ
Governments are willing to talk. The bottleneck now is the founders. Patri Friedman (@patrissimo) has been funding new countries since 2020.
He says the playbook is the same as any startup: talk to your customers, sequence correctly, and build the economic engine first.
The hardest startup you'll ever build is a city. New episode of Utopia in Beta is out.
Watch the Interview:
https://t.co/x4C47fjwwa
Patri Friedman (@patrissimo) has been funding new countries since 2020.
His verdict: the infrastructure for charter cities is more ready than people think.
The missing piece is founders willing to treat it like a startup.
Watch the Interview:
https://t.co/P9kUOlNBuw
Great convo with @Utopiainbeta on what Umia enables! listen up if you are interested in how decision markets and ownership rights will drive the resurgence of tokens!
Crypto solved infrastructure. The broken part is what comes after.
How projects raise money, govern treasuries, and keep founders accountable.
Francesco Mosterts (@fra_mosterts) from @umia_finance has a structural fix.
New episode out now:
https://t.co/8PPor6eSyp
In my latest podcast episode with @timourxyz of @JoinEdgeCity, my mind was blown.
Focused on what it takes to create culture in new societies, Timour took me through Edge city's approach.
We discussed:
-Why network states and intentional communities matter now
-How multidisciplinarity shapes culture and what Edge does differently
-The four core principles guiding Edge City’s villages
-Why multigenerationality is a feature, not a complication
-Integrating local communities, lessons from Patagonia and beyond
-Pop-up villages as incubators for longer-term permanent hubs
-Accessibility, scholarships and the criticism of exclusivity
-The role Edge City plays in the wider network state ecosystem
Link to the full conversation in the comments below
We’re watching people build the future of society in real time!
In this episode, we go inside @JoinEdgeCity, where 500+ builders, researchers, and artists are experimenting with new ways to live, work, and organize.
Watch it here:
https://t.co/IsMByUJvhW
An AI that listens.
A VR workplace that people actually want to use.
This episode with Christoph of @ArthurSpaces goes deep on privacy, collaboration, AI context, and what the the future of work looks like.
New episode live:
https://t.co/DIyuy9GQR8
What if society was something you could prototype?
In this episode of Utopia in Beta, we explore minimum viable societies, network states, and the layered systems that could redefine how we live together.
New episode live.
Watch here: https://t.co/dystgPOwYO
What if governance wasn’t about wealth, popularity, or politics?
What if it was about ideas and execution?
A deep dive into cognitocracy, merit, and the future of governance on the latest Utopia in Beta with Victor Vernissage from @humanode_io.
📺 https://t.co/9T0TUUoF4b