What makes Network School different from a coliving or hacker house?

Not yet confirmedlast checked 2026-08-19

Three things. Scale: this is a few hundred people, not a house of eight, so you meet a much wider range of people. Structure: there's a daily calendar of optional sessions, talks and training, so you aren't relying on chance encounters. And the thesis: the place is a live experiment in building a society around a network instead of a geography. That draws people who care about the idea and puts off people who find it grandiose. If you want a quiet apartment and a good desk, a coliving is cheaper and calmer.

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