If we want to repair our relationship with each other and the planet, we have to look at the soil our technology is grown in: values, incentives, and the substrate of design, not just the tools.

Have you felt it too? The quiet downgrade of the digital tools you rely on every day? 👎

Thank you to everyone who joined State of the State: Regenerative Technology 2026.

We are grateful for your time, attention, and the quality of questions in the room. 🙏

What changes when technology is designed with local context as a requirement?

Tomorrow, we are hosting State of the State: Regenerative Technology 2026 (free, virtual).

Join: luma.com/ibdtt7uu

Imagine a world where technology “could evolve into something that was truly rooted in regenerative principles and in a living systems approach to life…”

@ecoblips.bsky.social reminds us we have the power to build a world like this.

If “technology” is shaping the flows of our world… who is shaping technology?

@jessgroopman.bsky.social offers a long-view definition:

🌀 Technology is “the structuring of the flows of materials, energy, and information to adapt and to thrive.”

Tech moves fast. Its impacts linger and resonate outwards.

We’re creating space to pause and reflect on what optimizing for speed is producing, and what different choices might look like…

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As technology accelerates, its impacts are becoming harder to ignore.

Join the Regenerative Technology Project on Jan 27 for a free virtual State of the State — a pause to reflect on where tech stands today and what regenerative approaches could look like in practice.

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Hello & Happy New Year.

The future of tech deserves more than business-as-usual conversations.

Join the Regenerative Technology Project for a free virtual State of the State exploring how tech might move from extraction toward regeneration.

Jan 27 | 10:00 PST
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#regentech