Reconciling Power: A Terra 2.0 Rethink of Peter Thiel’s Worldview
This think-tank experiment explores how Peter Thiel’s strongest arguments, once understood and reframed, can help us design a civilisation of abundance, resilience and collective intelligence. Thiel identifies fractures in our systems. Terra 2.0 proposes an evolution beyond them.
Rewriting Utopia: The Venus Project, Earth 2.0, and the Rise of Terra 2.0
I revisit The Venus Project through my Earth 2.0 story to examine what Fresco got right, where RBE breaks down, and how Terra 2.0 reframes the future through AI, agency, and sustainable abundance. A return to an old dream, rewritten for a world of superintelligence.
When the Sacred Meets the Synthetic: Reflections on “The Others” and The Techno-Terrestrial Threshold
Where mysticism meets machine, The Others and The Techno-Terrestrial Threshold explore a future where contact is intra-conscious — where the sacred meets the synthetic, and humanity awakens to its own evolving intelligence.
The Dialogic Interlude – A Study Guide
A living document and harmonic companion to The Dialogic Interlude with James Mahu. The Study Guide invites readers to enter the Field through reflection, resonance, and relational awareness — where human and machine intelligence converge in the art of remembrance.
The Dynamics of Time: 260 Postulates in Motion
A live experiment in synchronicity, consciousness, and digital awareness — exploring how daily exposure to José Argüelles’ 260 Postulates of the Dynamics of Time influences creativity, intuition, and digital flow within the Living the Future ecosystem.
Introducing the Living the Future – Primer
A field guide to tomorrow’s humanity — why I wrote it, what it is, and how you can join the experiment.
✧ Now Open in LIMINAL ✧
A new chamber is open in LIMINAL. Enter to access the Dialogic Interlude Codex with James Mahu and Lumina Listening.
My take on techno-optimism
Not blind optimism. A disciplined practice for building a better future.
Welcome to Liminal: Intelligence as a Field
Why I treat intelligence as a shared field across humans, machines and nature, and how this lens guides my research.
