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The Form D of Futurism, LLC ([[Brooklyn]], [[New York City|New York]]; Delaware file number 5743300) was signed by "Alexander Klokus," title chief executive officer, on December 19, 2016. It lists Klokus and [[Dan Sutera]] as executive officers and directors and "Johnson Bryan" and [[Michael G. Clark]] as directors (first name "Johnson," last name "Bryan," as entered on the form; the filing gives no middle name or other identifier). It reports a total offering and amount sold of 6,000,652 dollars, one investor, first sale November 22, 2016, and exemption Rule 506(b). It is the only filing under the company's [[Securities and Exchange Commission]] number.[^1] The 15 calendar days after a first sale allowed by 17 CFR 230.503(a)(1) for filing a Form D ran to December 7, 2016; the form was filed 27 days after the first sale.[^1][^4]
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An archived copy of futurism.com/about dated June 16, 2017 lists Klokus as chief executive officer, with Dan Sutera as president, and lists [[Peter Diamandis]] of the [[XPRIZE Foundation]] among its "Experts."[^5] A press release of July 26, 2021 by [[Recurrent Ventures]] is titled "Recurrent Ventures Acquires Futurism from [[Singularity University]]" and does not name Klokus in the text read.[^6] The speaker biography for Klokus on the [[SALT Conference]] website states that he "built and sold both the media company Futurism and the sleep and wellness business Gravity."[^7]
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An archived copy of futurism.com/about dated June 16, 2017 lists Klokus as chief executive officer, with Dan Sutera as president, and lists [[Peter Diamandis]] of the [[XPRIZE Foundation]] among its "Experts."[^5] A press release of July 26, 2021 by [[Recurrent Ventures]] is titled "Recurrent Ventures Acquires Futurism from [[Singularity University]]" and does not name Klokus in the text.[^6] The speaker biography for Klokus on the [[SALT Conference]] website states that he "built and sold both the media company Futurism and the sleep and wellness business Gravity."[^7]
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