{"author":{"username":"10xchris","displayName":"10X Chris","fid":1129138},"timestamp":"2026-10-27T14:39:05.000Z","text":"ONE THOUSAND WORDS (4/5)\n\nThe next move is from the internet to the physical world.\n\nThe Network State thesis starts online and moves offline. People find each other around a shared purpose. They build culture, working relationships and an economy. Then they meet at events, coworking spaces, retreats, campuses or communities.\n\nNetwork School runs a physical programme for living, learning and building together. A Farcaster community could become a wider starting point for that process.\n\nThat’s what separates this from another attempt to fix social media. Better timelines might make conversations nicer. The goal is to turn relationships into organisations, projects and places beyond the screen.\n\nThat doesn’t mean Farcaster is about to become a sovereign state. A network state is an endpoint, not today’s product. Between a chat app and a new country lie years of work: services, livelihoods, local communities, institutions and trust.\n\nFirst prove people can build together. The geography comes later.","farcaster":"https://farcaster.xyz/10xchris/0x6266e972","firefly":"https://firefly.social/post/farcaster/0x6266e9722cc3a8216d789ef41faa47cc69f9a02a"}