Keely Adler

What if we could mobilise hundreds of people to transform a place into a physical manifestation of their idea of a future? If people woke up to find their local train station or local museum transformed into a renewable energy power station, an orchard, an edible food garden, a pop-up for local entrepreneurs, a play space, a welcome centre for

As appealing as it sounds, people are scared to think like a philosopher. Social media has turned us all into public relations professionals who pursue likeability instead of truth.

Put simply, the masses hate experts. If forced to choose between the advice of the learned and the vague impressions of other people just like themselves , the masses invariably turn to the latter.

a culture of intimacy as the foundation for building enduring communities.

it seems that in the lack of play we face in adulthood (and in modern childhood too) in the west, reality shifting emerges as a way to rescue playfulness.