Blogs about Futures
13 blogs about Futures.
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be the future
“make it better don't give up.” By josh. 🇺🇸Updated
catching up photo caption: one of my favorite murals in seattle, washington. the Feed the People Plaza in the beacon hill neighborhood is the work of chef Tariq Abdullah and Malcolm “Wolf Delux” Procter. the words ‘feed …
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Hinesight....for Foresight | Blog
“Apply foresight to help organisations make more creative, innovative, and forward-looking decisions.” By Andy Hines. 🇺🇸Updated
Your Horizon Scanning Library? How do you collect and organize your horizon scanning? At Houston Foresight, we have some particular needs (see the graphic). We teach Horizon scanning in a variety of settings (most virtual, but also some face-to-face) …
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August Foresight Boot Camp Congratulations to the August 2023 Professional Certificate in Foresight grads! Our in-person certificate participants are immersed in Foresight for a week of intensive training. Myriad sectors are represented in each seminar, providing fodder for fascinating …
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Jim Caroll - Blog
“Futurist, Author, Innovation Expert & Keynote Speaker!” By Jim Carroll. 🇨🇦Updated
Pre-event Promo Videos – Kicking it up a Notch! As a meeting organizer, you want to make sure that you get people registering and signing up for your event. You’ve probably seen those clips where the keynote speaker is peering into their phone and …
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Journal of Futures Studies * Perspectives Archives
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Stories from the Future— an Experiential Lens on the post- pandemic landscape By Javeria Masood What does tomorrow look like post COVID-19? How can we become better ancestors to our future generations? Human beings are cognitively not good at thinking about the long-term, without barriers of plausibility …
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Long Now - Ideas
“A living archive of long-term thinking.” 🇺🇸Updated
Why I Help Maintain a 3000-year-old Geoglyph Before the gods that made the gods Had seen their sunrise pass, The White Horse of the White Horse Vale Was cut out of the grass. Before the gods that made the gods Had drunk …
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the next wave
“Andrew Curry's blog on futures, trends, emerging issues and scenarios.” 🇬🇧Updated
Breaking the law in response to climate change (Chris Packham, ‘Is is time to break the law?’. Image: Channel 4) The Marxist cultural critic Raymond Williams once described TV as “flow”. He was writing in the days when you had to watch everything …
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Overcoming Bias
“This is a blog on why we believe and do what we do, why we pretend otherwise, how we might do better, and what our descendants might do, if they don't all die.” By Robin Hanson. 🇬🇧Updated
Can Govt Debt Solve Fertility? The last month has greatly change what I see as the default future. Instead of seeing the last few centuries of exponential world growth continuing until a new much faster growth mode appears within a …
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Paleofuture
“A website dedicated to the history of the future.” By Matt Novak. 🇺🇸Updated
When Futurists of the 1960s Warned That Car-Building Robots Can't Buy Cars President Joe Biden made history this week when he briefly visited the picket line of the United Autoworkers Union who are striking against the Big Three automakers in Michigan to get fair pay. But auto …
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The Roots of Progress – Posts
“All blog posts on The Roots of Progress.” By Jason Crawford, et al. 🇺🇸Updated
Announcing our 2023 blog-building fellows This is a guest post by Heike Larson, VP of Programs. This week, twenty talented progress intellectuals begin their eight-week blog-building intensive journey. We’re delighted with the quality of these fellows. We selected them out …
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School of International Futures - Blog
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Futures Tools In the first ten years, I worked as a futurist, I did a lot of complex scenarios projects involving highly technical methods. These days, I prefer accessible methods that people can pick up and use …
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Teach the Future | Blog
“Get inspired by ideas on teaching the future from our global team of volunteers, facilitators, trainers, academics and teachers.” 🇺🇸Updated
The Next Generation Foresight Practitioner - Young Voices Award 2023 The Next Generation Foresight Practitioner (NGFP) Fellowship and Young Voices awards supports the next generation's will. It was in 2021 that the School of International Futures (SOIF) partnered with Teach the Future (TTF) and introduced …
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The Technium
“Making the Inevitable Obvious.” By Kevin Kelly. 🇺🇸Updated
Weekly Links, 09/08/2023 Embrace AI’s weirdness for maximum benefit says the best teacher of AI to date, @emollick Embracing weirdness: What it means to use AI as a (writing) toolOne way to improve the study of history and …
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