The problem of our time is not technological. It is conceptual. That is a different kind of conversation.

Johan Jörgensen works at the edge of what the dominant worldview can see. His work connects ecology, immunology, economics and the science of complexity into a single argument about where civilisation is going — and what it will cost to get there on the wrong assumptions.
Flat Earth Food
A Copernican Shift in How We Grow, Eat, and Heal
The new book by Johan Jörgensen argues that a convergence of sciences is driving a paradigm shift as profound as Copernicus. This book puts a number on what it means — and argues the opportunity is in the quadrillions.


SPEAKING & CONSULTING
Johan is a frequent keynote speaker at international conferences as well as a strategic thinker and workshop leader in corporate settings. He speaks to audiences who are ready to be uncomfortable — policymakers, investors, scientists and executives who sense that the existing frameworks are no longer adequate and want to understand what comes next.
His talks are not motivational. They are argumentative — in the best sense. He brings a specific and rigorously developed worldview into the room and invites the people in it to argue with his findings and develop their own thinking.
MORE ABOUT JOHAN JÖRGENSEN
Johan Jörgensen is a Swedish author, strategic advisor and systems thinker. He has spent two decades working at the intersection of food, technology, ecology, immunology and institutional design — building bridges between disciplines that rarely speak to each other and between ideas that are not yet legible to the institutions that need them most. He is the founder of Sweden FoodTech, a Stockholm-based think tank working at the intersection of food systems, ecology and economic transition — connecting researchers, policymakers and investors around questions that cross disciplinary boundaries. He works at the edge of what the dominant worldview can see — and argues that the edge is where the most consequential questions now live.

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