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Network Messenger is going live, and we're celebrating the way we believe things should be celebrated — in person, with friends, and fully present.
We'll be sitting down with Network's co-founder Alvaro Beeck and Emma Lembke of LOG OFF, for a 45-minute fireside chat on what the future of social looks like, and what it actually takes to build for it. Moderated by Peter Schmidt, Co-founder and Program Director at the School of Radical Attention. The celebration continues with lite bites, curated drinks, and beats by Gabriela Richardson.
Network Messenger is going live, and we're celebrating the way we believe things should be celebrated — in person, with friends, and fully present.
We'll be sitting down with Network's co-founder Alvaro Beeck and Emma Lembke of LOG OFF, for a 45-minute fireside chat on what the future of social looks like, and what it actually takes to build for it. Moderated by Peter Schmidt, Co-founder and Program Director at the School of Radical Attention. The celebration continues with lite bites, curated drinks, and beats by Gabriela Richardson.
Speakers
Speakers
Peter Schmidt (SoRA)
Emma Lembke
(LOG OFF)
Alvaro Beeck
(Network)
Theme
From Attention to Intention
(Attention, Presence, & Real Human Connection in the Age of AI)
We are living through a crisis of attention, and it's not by accident — it’s by design. Most of the digital world is built on the attention economy, where your time and attention are the primary products being sold to advertisers. This conversation is about what that costs us, who is pushing back, and what a better way forward actually looks like. The tone stays hopeful, honest, and grounded in real experience. Exploring how social platforms can be intentionally designed to promote meaningful connection without capitalizing on our time, energy, and attention.
Presented with Project Liberty and the School of Radical Attention.
Theme
From Attention to Intention
(Attention, Presence, & Real Human Connection in the Age of AI)
We are living through a crisis of attention, and it's not by accident — it’s by design. Most of the digital world is built on the attention economy, where your time and attention are the primary products being sold to advertisers. This conversation is about what that costs us, who is pushing back, and what a better way forward actually looks like. The tone stays hopeful, honest, and grounded in real experience. Exploring how social platforms can be intentionally designed to promote meaningful connection without capitalizing on our time, energy, and attention.
Presented with Project Liberty and the School of Radical Attention.
Event Details
Monday, May 11th, 2026
7 to 10pm EST
Silence Please, New York City
Bites by Joon Eats.
Sips by Lambert's Beer, Dirty Water, and more.
Beats by Gabriela Richardson.
Space is limited. We hope to see you there.
Event Details
Monday, May 11th
7 to 10pm EST
Silence Please, New York City
Bites by Joon Eats.
Sips by Lambert's Beer, Dirty Water, and more.
Beats by Gabriela Richardson.
Space is limited.
We hope to see you there.
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