Four Futures, Twelve Questions, Five Ways to Think
Can you interrogate your futures? You need to.
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Can you interrogate your futures? You need to.
Thinking about the future? Look to the past.
Don’t trust what you see.
Misinformation, disinformation, outright lies, and conspiracy theories fill our lives and our media. It’s our responsibility to search for truth.
Propaganda! It’s alive and functioning in 2024.
Who’s doing the thinking?
Here are a few points to ponder regarding your thinking.
Time on a treadmill is boring, so I try to find interesting stuff to watch. I was watching the lecture series World War II: Battlefield Europe, presented by David Stone who teaches at the U.S. Naval War College. This series looks at WW II from a European perspective, but I was surprised that the series…
we need to intercept the future!
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