Come TogetherRight Now

Not yet, and not a centrally organized one but we feel like something is stirring... We’re a group of people trying things together. Some of those things may spread, some may fail completely. So more useful experiments than some new ideology.

Well, sort of, but not all at once. We think a lot of ordinary systems could work much better. And others need to be tossed out the window. The best way to start is small: a conversation, a group, a tool, a neighborhood, a different way of doing one thing.

Definitely. But we’re suspicious of idealism that never leaves the room. The interesting question is whether you can take fairly big ideas about community, ownership, work, technology or money and turn them into something somebody can actually do something with on Wednesday.

A fairly odd international collection of volunteers and collaborators with different skills, ages, countries, and backgrounds. We’re not trying to assemble identical true believers. It’s much more interesting when people bring different experiences and disagree intelligently about how things should work. If you write us, one of us will meet you on line or even in real life.

No. We don’t agree with each other all the time. Curiosity, criticism and argument are useful. We’d much rather somebody tell us why an idea is stupid than politely nod. The whole point of experimenting is finding out where we’re wrong.

Click on whatever sounds interesting. Seriously. You don’t need to understand the whole Rorshok universe first. Read something, try something, send us a thought, or steal an idea and use it yourself. Following your curiosity is probably the best move, with Rorshok and with life.