Ways to spend time in the physical world
Dinners, activities, challenges, offline days and weekends are different ways to make actual life more interesting than the feed. Everything starts in Ahmedabad. Forming means a format is being built now; coming means committed direction with no invented date.
48 Hours (Forming)
Two nights outside the feed. Phones are sealed at Hour 0 and returned at Hour 48, with long unbroken stretches for conversation, movement and making things. No date is public yet and nothing is charged. Invites go out before it is announced.
DEAD AIR (Forming)
One day, ten hours, with the feed out of reach and the room doing the work. Dates reach invitees first.
Dinners (Forming)
One hosted dinner in Ahmedabad for people who probably would not otherwise meet. No networking agenda, no audience and nothing recorded.
Adventures (Coming)
Walks that are too long, cold water, altitude, nights outside. Discomfort chosen on purpose, in company, with nobody filming it.
Gatherings (Forming)
Not a conference. No stage, no badges, no networking. A small room where people say what they actually think because it is not being broadcast.
Challenges (Forming)
Time bound experiments with a start, an end and a number: a week without input, thirty days of one hard thing, a month of making instead of consuming.
Houses (Coming)
The long horizon. Places where the different default is simply how the building works, and you can stay long enough for it to stop being a novelty.
The community (Forming)
Everything above runs on the same room of people. Curious, contrarian, generous, willing to be uncomfortable. Joining is free and takes an email and a city.
Journal (Open)
Long form writing on why any of this matters. Free, no signup, nothing engineered to bring you back.
The attention test (Open)
A score out of 14 and a plain read on where your attention actually goes, plus a screen time calculator and an AI overuse test if you want the fuller picture.
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Get invited to even hand. It is free, and new Ahmedabad experiences reach invitees before they are public.