Dorji's work explores the intersections of speculative tourism, brain-computer interfaces, and behavioral economics, all viewed through the lens of cautious technological adoption and environmental responsibility. Inspired by Bhutanese cultural values and informed by extensive theoretical research, each project functions as a meticulously crafted thought experiment, challenging audiences to confront the potential long-term consequences of present-day decisions. By employing complex computational simulations, Dorji maps out a range of potential futures, revealing the subtle yet powerful ways in which technology, human behavior, and the environment interact. These intricate scenarios are then translated into engaging narratives, prompting viewers to question their assumptions about progress and to consider the ethical implications of seemingly innocuous innovations. The overarching aim is to inspire a more mindful and sustainable approach to design, fostering a sense of collective responsibility for the futures we are collectively creating. Dorji’s speculative designs aren't predictions of what will be, but rather provocations that explore what could be, encouraging critical consideration of the paths we choose.