What are Micah White's future plans?
Micah is wagering his next decade on inventing the post-protest toolbox. He is expanding Outcry AI as a living laboratory where organisers can test tactics in simulation before risking bodies in streets. Simultaneously he is scouting rural spaces for “sovereignty villages,” micro-republics that fuse agro-ecology with tactical training, proving that movements can seed alternative governance rather than beg for reform. A new book is underway, excavating the spiritual engine of uprisings and arguing that future victories hinge on jolting collective consciousness, not merely stacking bodies at barricades. Expect periodic movement hackathons, cross-border pilgrimages to historical revolt sites, and quiet sessions with coders probing how machine learning can detect kairos moments. His horizon is clear: nurture a worldwide network of experimenters who treat activism like applied science, iterate fast, measure sovereignty gained, and refuse to repeat obsolete rituals.
Which part of that frontier calls to you most, and how might you prototype it where you stand?