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A window into a network city that is being built, not just theorized. Infinita shares working notes from a longevity-focused city in Prospera, from pragmatic moves like a beta hostel for builders to ongoing interviews and updates from the ground. If you care about where new civic capacity is forming, read this.
Menanem Berrebi bridges classical political philosophy with modern network societies. Come for Thucydides and Moses-versus-Mayflower models, stay for sharp governance thinking you can apply to digital communities today.