tomorrovian.
THU 24 OCT 2030 · 13:13:22 · AMS

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tomorrovian

to·mor·ro·vi·an\tə-ˈmär-ō-vē-ən\

noun, adjective

  1. Someone already living the way everyone will in a few years.
  2. Built for what comes next. “a tomorrovian way to work”
“I’m a Tomorrovian. I just got here first.”
Plural
Tomorrovians
First known use
22 October 2026, Amsterdam
Origin
tomorrow + -vian, as in Vitruvian

This is what everyone’s life looks like in two years. Mine already does.

The army

How is he everywhere?

1 man · 67 accounts · 22 pages · 10 languages

  • me
  • me, in nine more languages
  • pages about me

Count how many times you see me today.

The Signal

Ten words. One a day.

Starts on Everywhere Day · the door opens on day 10

Each day one word hides on one of my pages: in a frame, a pinned comment or a bio. Find all ten and you’re through the door first. 1,000 seats.

Used only for the door and what’s behind it.

The Agent Drop

One agent a week. Free.

Drop 001 reads your week, scores how much of it could run without you, and writes your first three agents.

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The words of 2030

agentmaxxing

verb

Running your work and your life through AI agents, all the way.

“You’re still prompting. I’m agentmaxxing.”

early, late

adjective

Early: already living AI-native. Late: still selling hours.

“I’m not broken. I was early.”

single-threaded

adjective

Doing one thing at a time, the way everyone worked before agents.

“You’re not lazy. You’re single-threaded.”

pluripresent

adjective

In many places at once.

“I’m not famous. I’m pluripresent.”

postnormie

noun

Someone who left the old game of hours, one job and one city.

“Normies sell hours. Postnormies sell output.”

the simulation

noun

The nine-to-five world, and everyone still inside it.

“Your job is a simulation. You can leave.”