SOCIAL CLUB
Social life once had infrastructure. The union hall, the church basement, the lodge, the neighborhood bar where the owner knew your name. Membership meant something. You showed up not because an algorithm told you to, but because that's where your people were.
|That infrastructure is gone. We meet in corporate cafes that tolerate us until we stop buying. We rent conference rooms by the hour. We scroll through feeds designed to keep us alone together. Landlords flip properties faster than communities can root. Atomisation is what the market wanted, and atomisation is what the market got.
|Infrastructure can be rebuilt. Imagine walking into a room and knowing you belong there. Traveling to a new city and having a place to go where people expect you. Hosting something yourself because the space is yours to use. Connection: without the app.
|What makes you hesitant about joining a community like this?
|Where should we contact you with info about club activities?
|We'll be in touch with more information soon.
Now log off and get out there into the real world!