How to Build the World Our Grandchildren Can Still Inherit
Twelve failed megacities. Trillions of dollars in erased capital. And a pattern repeated so exactly across deserts, islands, and river deltas that it stops looking like bad luck and starts looking like a design flaw. The Regenerative Blueprint is the complete argument — what killed each of those projects, five real institutions still standing that prove the alternative works, and the mechanism that lets a Regenerative Wealth Reserve compound for a hundred and forty-four years without ever touching its principal.
Mark S. Hewitt is the Chief Technology Officer of Gestalt Capital Dynamics and of PGT Capital, and has spent his career at the intersection of engineering discipline and long-duration capital — work that includes structuring Babcock Ranch, Florida, the first solar-powered sustainable town in the United States: chartered, built, and occupied, rather than merely announced. He is a contributor to the Regenerative Wealth Reserve and its Five Capitals accounting standard.