Philipp Greiner

this event made me want to join @unrulyvc, and now it's back. last October, I was dropped in a room full of the world's brightest researchers, founders, and investors to discuss what being human would mean in the future. today we are announcing the 2026 Unruly Futures Summit, where we will be discussing the State of the Future: in a world of - programmable demographics - societies of immortals - post-nation states governance - at-home drug development - money after central banks what will human institutions look like? if you are also looking for an answer, join us in London on November 4th. luma.com/unrulyfutures26

using an ai agent to talk to another ai agent whose job it is to make my life easier and in this case save me from having to talk to randos is a new level of ai laziness ig

If there's one event in London you should be at this year, it's this one

Maybe delft is the new chicago the wind here is INSANE. I had decent hair when i went out…

Currently omw to Team Epoch’s Paper Club hosted all the way in Delft. @mrbobeica invited me and since I always get ppl over to AMS, for once I thought it’d be right for me to move. Can’t wait to feel like the dumbest person in the room 😎

Last week was flying cars, this week is broken credit cards :(

Revolut is still down, and... I have a bunch of quite worried friends across Amsterdam, London, Italy, even China, who are relying on their Revolut cards as a means to pay for anything and everything, and are now in a bit of a pickle as they can't even take the metro/buy food without using it. I think this, together with other issues that have been affecting the (digital) infrastructure of Europe (remember last week's outages with Albert Heijn?), should make us start thinking about the future: is a system with centralized banking and currencies still the only way? Is it ideal to rely on inflexible monolithic structures, or does it make sense to start looking at decentralized alternatives, so we don't rely on a handful of providers where a single failure point may cause massive issues? We've been thinking about this, and investing into this, for quite a while with @unrulyvc. It's also the center piece for our upcoming event on the 4th of November: The State of the Future, where we'll be exploring what the next 100 years of human society, states, structures, and technology will look like.

If you're under 22 y/o, this is for you. I was 19 when I started getting into startups and deeptech. And as any 19 y/o, I didn't know anybody in the space. I wanted to fix that, so my solution was to try and attend related events I would spot online. The big issue was these events would come with 200£ priced tickets that were thought for investors and founders, not a student like myself. This year, I've convinced Stefano Bernardi to do something about it: we are giving out 50 tickets for 20£ for 22 years olds (and younger) to come to this year's Unruly Futures, where we'll be discussing the future of academia, what happens when states collapse, or how society will work when immortality is unlocked. This is your chance to get into a room with 250 of the world's finest minds, and to hear the thoughts of people coming from Google DeepMind, Advanced Research + Invention Agency (ARIA), Renaissance Philanthropy, Arq Foundation, and a bunch more. To get the 20£ ticket, just send me an email at [email protected] where you include some proof of age + why you wanna come, SUBJECT: YOUNG BLOOD.

I think i’ve kinda understood how linkedin works and now i just need to rinse and repeat. But can anyone give me tips on how to crack X? Genuinely don’t fucking get it Thx

Sometimes im like yeah this is such a cool unique take and then i open x and there’s something like 5 posts about it in my fyp and i guess i’m just a drone npc atp #contrarian

Fuck michelin star give me ikea meatballs After you’re done you can even stay and work from here + free wifi Could you do that in a regular restaurant??