A Possitopian Future
I’m responding to an open invitation from ‘Futures Now’ to share visions of a better tomorrow. It seems an appropriate thing to do at the start of a New Year. […]
I’m responding to an open invitation from ‘Futures Now’ to share visions of a better tomorrow. It seems an appropriate thing to do at the start of a New Year. […]
I’ve been talking about Possitopian approaches to the future for a few years now. However, it is sometimes misinterpreted, for example with people mispronouncing it ‘Positopia’, assuming it means positive […]
Rob Hopkins was going to interview me for his book on Imagination (and how it can be socially and environmentally transformative), but it didn’t happen. So, I’ve imagined that he […]
Yesterday we (Susanne Buck and I, Flow Associates) were at the Rising Tide conference, hosted by the Royal Opera House Bridge, taking place at Chatham Historic Dockyard. It was all […]
There are so many articles out there where futurists and education pundits are invited to share their thoughts on what will be the jobs of the future. There are so […]
On Monday I recorded a podcast with Museopunks. It’s an interview with Suse Cairns and Jeffrey Inscho about how museums can scan the future and prepare for it. I talked […]
This is a very brief post because I want to know what you think. I’m very interested in the question: At what age do we start talking with children about […]
The origin of the challenge Pat Kane is involved in a future envisioning exercise, looking ahead to 2060. He asked me if I would try to envision museums, and culture […]
Originally posted January 2011: The more we know, about the rapidity and devastating impacts of climate change (which you can discover if you dig into science journals and obscure blogs, […]
Originally posted in November 2010 Thermogeddon is a new term to me and a useful one. The word Climate Change is inadequate on its own. It sounds like something heavenly […]