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This episode is very accurate and aligned. From the first words of how a person needs to work first on themselves, until the end with a need to take action. I believe Amagi is that action. Updated whitepaper: docs.google.com/document/d/1qb… AI chat to learn: chatgpt.com/g/g-69b6546776…

@NJHagens And now the link :) docs.google.com/document/d/1qb…

@NJHagens Wow. This is very much aligned with the model we've designed and are implementing in our village. Would love to have you on our Podcast and see what we could improve in our model. Thank you for this. Amagi Whitepaper - V3.md - Google Docs

This week’s Frankly marks a turning point in the work of The Great Simplification. Having spent 20 years articulating the more-than-human predicament, I shift from diagnosis to direction as current events accelerate the timeline. thegreatsimplification.com/frankly-origin…

@Jokee_web3 @AmagiLife Very! Out of this world!!😋

@oferrotem @SpaceComputerIO @AmagiLife Innovative concept of sky-bound data centers collaboration.

blog.spacecomputer.io/spacedatacente… @spacecomputerio on orbital data centers. Distributed in the sky and @AmagiLife could be the community-owned distributed ground counterparts. Earth-to-orbit collaboration 🛰️🌍

Shared equity

The network state movement is graduating from whitepapers to land. In Thailand, we're building investable villages, living in community, and earning equity through contribution, not just capital. First founding residents joining the future of living. Exciting & challenging.

@noma_collective @johnrushx @marclou @T_Zahil @bryan_johnson Should partner with Daniel. Would definitely like to see it happening! 🏡

@johnrushx @marclou @T_Zahil @bryan_johnson I would love to learn more about what you were thinking. With Noma we are building a network society and already run in over 30 countries. I DM’d you.

I want to build Longevity Hotels. 5 villas. Pitch black bedrooms, eight sleep mattresses, 0 noise. Reverse osmosis water filters. Air filters. Ergonomic desks. There's a restaurant with a chef cooking @bryan_johnson's approved meals. Ingredients from local organic shops. There's also a gym with a coach and a few classes a day. Sauna. Cold bath. The complex is in nature. Quiet but not too far from a nearby city. Customers would be people who've built online businesses and are looking for a place to focus for a few weeks. That's my dream place to stay. I don't know anything about physical business and real estate, but I want to make this real.

@viktordio_ @AmagiLife Was great to have you! Thank you for coming over, and hope to see you soon, on KP and in Switzerland!

2026 has just begun, but I’ve already seen one of its highlights: visiting @AmagiLife and experiencing the magical performance of Lora Ute, one of its first residents. @oferrotem and his team are creating a new model of living on the mythical Koh Phangan 🇹🇭 and will be scaling it to other locations, bringing the network state vision into reality. Apply here: amagi.life

At amagi.life we're actively building that better world. Starting with a small group, building a first village, coordinating with other villages, forming a network. Strategically, intentionally, diligently.

I just spoke at one of the top spaces on X at the time. Somehwere in the neighborhood of 3k+ listeners. It was a privacy-focused space, arranged by @SecretNetwork. Clearly, privacy is assuming a new degree of importance in Web3. I see this as an overall good thing, but maturing also comes with a significant risk. Let's discuss. My primary concern is that with the mainstreaming and institutionalization of privacy, the crypto-anarchist message will gradually become diluted. Indeed, this is what is happening. Several speakers in the space were celebrating the desire to be AML and KYC compliant, fully embracing the broken regulatory frameworks. This is probably why Vitalik said, "Privacy is three-quarters of the way to becoming gentrified." When the message that privacy should be tenuous and provisional becomes dominant, the privacy ecosystem can be hijacked by actors seeking to control the space, narrative, and development roadmaps. What does this mean for us? We should work to bring the crypto-anarchist message to as many people as possible. We must undertake a campaign of evangelism to promote the importance of a privacy-by-default, non-compromising position. If the narrative that privacy is always provisional gains sway, we lose ground to the gatekeepers and bureaucrats. We have a mighty OG crypto-anarchic contingency that should maintain a strong voice as more of these forums and spaces for privacy emerge. I am a firm believer in the criticality of open dialogue. We can indeed continue to build privacy-centric, decentralized public goods. But if the center of our ecosystem gets commandeered by politicos, the mass of users will gravitate toward cucked protocols with backdoors for the alphabet soup agencies to exploit. In this regard, standing up for privacy as a fundamental human right, with no room for compromise, is what will ensure our position receives a fair hearing as society transitions to a privacy-centric new orthodoxy. I can certainly understand the desire to play nice, especially as the ecosystem grows, but playing into the hands of a maturing technocracy will only dwindle our power and efficacy. It is a Faustian bargain. This is essentially what happened to Bitcoin, almost verbatim. Let's continue to ramp up our efforts, not only on the technical front but also on the advocacy side, as privacy begins to fall under the new Overton Window.

Coming up soon!

Talking at Devconnect, Buenos Aires, on Nov 21st, 12:30pm. Join me to participate in a talk about: Regenerative Tokenomics: Designing Village Economies That Reward Community Contribution Over Speculation Would love to share our ideas at Amagi and hear from others theirs.

As kids we believed everything was possible. Our dreams weren't filtered. That version of us is still in there & we can start small. It's worth it. "You're off to Great Places! Today is your day! Your mountain is waiting so... Get on your way!" (Dr. Seuss) 🌱

100 years ago: Universal education? Radical. Women voting? Unthinkable. Yet here we are. Community-owned housing, sustainable villages, work that builds personal & collective wealth? Not a dream. The next frontier. History shows: radical becomes real when enough people commit.

You spend 80,000 hours at work in your lifetime. 1/3 of your waking life. Right now, are those hours building something YOU believe in? Or are you filling the void with weekend escapes and self-help books? @rcbregman asks the hard question: what are you actually building? 🧵