Tag Archives: abundance

The future of food… and lots more

Posted on 27 June, 2019 by David Wood

Dear Futurists, 1.) Soylent and the future of food One of the draft Abundance goals for the UK for 2035 concerns the future of food. The goal: Consumption of meat from slaughtered animals will be cut by at least 90% The … Continue reading →

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London Futurists news, 17 June 2019

Posted on 17 June, 2019 by David Wood

Dear Futurists, 1.) Full schedule for TransVision 2019 released It’s just 18 days until TransVision 2019, Humanity+ @ London. Over the last few weeks, I’ve been talking to the 22 speakers about the ideas they’ll each be sharing at the … Continue reading →

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London Futurists news, 20 Jun 2018

Posted on 20 June, 2018 by David Wood

Dear Futurists, 1.) Nesta FutureFest discount code Will technology control us? Or can we control technology? Is democracy broken? If so, how can we fix it? Can we protect our planet… by reforming the economy? Can we rebuild our cities… … Continue reading →

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Futurist activity at London Tech Week and beyond

Posted on 12 June, 2018 by David Wood

Dear Futurists, As I write these words, London Tech Week is well under way. An estimated 55 thousand participants from 90+ countries are taking part in what is said to be over 300 tech-related events in and around London this … Continue reading →

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Radical Abundance: How a Revolution In Nanotechnology Will Change Civilization

Posted on 1 September, 2013 by David Wood

The attached audio is a complete recording of the London Futurists event Radical Abundance: How a Revolution In Nanotechnology Will Change Civilization, with speaker Professor Eric Drexler. The audio includes: A 17 minute introduction by David Wood, covering London Futurists activities … Continue reading →

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