Why subscribe?

You’re here because you sense it too. That something deeper is being asked of us. That our tools, our systems, even our stories, need to be reimagined.

That being human—being Earthian—isn’t just a status. It’s a responsibility, a relationship, a remembering and exploration of what it means to be a good ancestor.

This space is for you if you feel the pull toward:

• asking harder questions,

• dreaming wilder futures,

• and crafting technologies that honour life.

Realms of Moral Imagineering is a home for signal-rich writing and ritual provocations, or as I call them… perturbations. It’s for those walking the edge of ethics, imagination, and planetary kinship.

What you’ll receive

When you subscribe, you’ll receive occasional transmissions designed to stir reflection, shift perspective, and deepen the field of inquiry you’re already walking.

You can expect:

• Essays that probe the entanglements of humanity, technology, and power

• Thought experiments and frameworks for more ethical, embodied and relational futures

• Invitations into moral imagineering practices, rituals, and kincentric reflection

• Dispatches from collective experiments at the edge of the digital and the sacred

Who’s holding this space?

I’m a human Earthian living and learning with the lands and kin of Dharawal Country in Sydney, Australia. I go by m3metix. A name that carries a long lineage of inquiry, care, and creative rebellion. But, you can just call me Mat.

I’ve worked across domains. From construction sites to grassroots community spaces, from data ethics to Earthian based rituals. I’ve built technology platforms, serious games, crafted hip hop, designed conferences and events, hosted circles, taught future leaders, and stood in protest and prayer.

But what matters most here is not my résumé. It’s that I believe you—a fellow human Earthian—are already part of this story.

This space exists because we need new imaginaries. Because we need each other. And because we can’t navigate collapse and emergence alone.

If these words resonate, stay close. There’s more to come.