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Edge City’s Request for Experiments - by Timour Kosters
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A call to test new ways of learning, governing, building trust, and living together.
Edge City’s Request for Experiments A call to test new ways of learning, governing, building trust, and living together. Timour Kosters May 06, 2026 8 3 1 Share Startup culture has a useful ritual: Requests for Startups. Institutions who back founders name the things they think should exist and invite builders to take them seriously. We think we need the same thing for societal experiments. The reason is simple: things are changing faster than our institutions can make sense of them. AI is entering classrooms, workplaces, creative tools, and civic life. Wearables and biotech are changing what
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