
Across the world, a new conversation is emerging about the future of civilization. As old systems falter, one path points to collapse, another to control. But visionaries are calling for a Third Attractor: a conscious, regenerative, life-affirming future. Linked with ideas like Regenerative Civilization, Game B, Planetary Civilization, and the Second Renaissance, this series explores what must end... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 56 | Founded | a year ago |
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How do we create a future that is neither collapse nor techno-utopia? In this rich and wide-ranging conversation, Daniela Bomatter speaks with Ivo Mensch about what it really means to co-create the Third Attractor.Rather than treating the Third Attra... more
In this conversation, Daniela Bomatter speaks with Remzi Bajrami, founder of Creditism, about one of the most ambitious questions of our time: Can we redesign money to serve life instead of power?Remzi explains why he believes today’s financial syste... more
What if the world’s biggest problems aren’t caused by bad leaders, but by a system that forces every nation to compete instead of cooperate?In this conversation, John Bunzl, founder of Simpol (Simultaneous Policy), joins Daniela Bomatter to explore w... more
In this episode of Co-Creating the Third Attractor, Daniela Bomatter speaks with gerontologist and consciousness researcher Bettina Wichers about conscious aging, adult development, Integral Theory, transpersonal consciousness, and the role of elders... more
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This series explores a transformative vision for civilization centered on a regenerative, interdependent future. Episodes feature deep conversations about consciousness, community, and systems change, often contrasting authoritarianism and chaos with a desired Third Attractor—a pathway that emphasizes compassion, sustainable governance, and collaborative innovation. Guests bring expertise across religion, education, ecology, spirituality, and social justice, with recurring emphasis on practical prototyping, cultural transformation, and the role of storytelling in making complex ideas appealing. Noteworthy threads include the balance between inner transformation and external change, the integration of spirituality with practical economics, a... more
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