You've seen it in sci-fi movies and games: barren Martian landscapes transformed into lush habitable worlds, or devastated Earth environments restored to natural beauty. This concept of reshaping planets to suit human needs — terraforming — has captured our imagination for decades. But what if the real future of planetary development isn't about engineering environments alone, but about engineering how we work together across an entire world?

The network society is an adaptive socio-technical system where human relationships, institutional structures, and cultural expressions are simultaneously shaped by and shape interconnected digital and non-digital networks. These networks function as both infrastructure and organizing principle, creating dynamic patterns of connection, exclusion, and transformation that transcend traditional boundaries of space, time, and social organization while remaining embedded in materi