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Tag Archives: Transvision
Anticipating combinations (again)
Dear Futurists, If we just use a single tool to explore future possibilities, we’re likely to blinker ourselves. No one description – no one analytical framework – can do full justice to the rich complexity of what might lie ahead. … Continue reading
Accelerating the 2nd Copernican Revolution
Dear Futurists, Before Copernicus, it was generally believed that everything revolved around the Earth. The Sun was, in that conception, just another heavenly sphere (albeit with some special qualities). But then Copernicus boldly placed the Sun at the centre of … Continue reading
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Tagged Copernican Revolution, Harold Katcher, RAADfest, The Vital Syllabus, Transvision
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Anticipating a sea-change in public attitude
Dear Futurists, What changes the world? Sometimes an individual person can change the world. Consider Napoleon, Margaret Thatcher, Isaac Newton, Marie Curie, Martin Luther King, Catherine the Great, and Mikhail Gorbachev. Sometimes an invention changes the world. Consider the printing … Continue reading
Moral Revolutions and Hacking Darwin
Dear Futurists, I’ve been struck that many of you have taken the time to write to me, expressing thanks for the string of recent online London Futurists events, and sharing your thoughts about potential future projects. Some of you have … Continue reading
The future of food… and lots more
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
London Futurists news, 17 June 2019
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
Last few days of early bird prices for TransVision 2019
Dear Futurists 1.) TransVision 2019 There are just a few days remaining of early bird pricing for the event TransVision 2019: Humanity+ @ London. A remarkable set of speakers have kindly agreed to take part and are confirmed: This video … Continue reading
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Tagged Anya Oleksiuk, Attila Csordas, Humanity+, José Cordeiro, Longevity Politics, Mental Health, Miel, PlatoWork, tDCS, Transvision
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London Futurists news, 30 Aug 2018
Dear Futurists, The future seems to be hotting up – I see more and more interest in serious discussions about how to anticipate and shape our future. Here’s a few things that have caught my attention. As usual, feel free … Continue reading
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Tagged AI, algorithms, Battle of Ideas, Carl Miller, Democracy, driverless cars, Education, GlobalNet21, Green GB Week, London Futurists, LonFut, Mark O'Connell, newsletter, Sugata Mitra, The AI Talks, The Death of the Gods, To Be A Machine, Transhumanism, Transvision
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Opportunity for young futurists (and more)
Dear Futurists, 1.) The Joseph Jaworski Next Generation Foresight Practitioners Award Are you – or do you know someone fitting the description of – a “next generation practitioner” of foresight? If so, there’s a prize of $25,000 that could be within … Continue reading
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