On Reflection and Agency
Today is the first day of the Hebrew, or Jewish, new year. These traditions we build to mark a new cycle are one of our ways to manage our relationship with the passage of
Foresight, from the edges in
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Today is the first day of the Hebrew, or Jewish, new year. These traditions we build to mark a new cycle are one of our ways to manage our relationship with the passage of
“Rhinoceros” begins with the unusual sight of a Rhinoceros running through the town square. The town people are, at first,
In Weather Eye last week, we talked about the increase of “freak weather events” and why Northern Europe will have
Something unusual happened to me last week. On a flight to London, my flight was suddenly diverted to Manchester. There
The last couple of decades have made disease forecasting — being able to predict numerically how epidemics evolve, cases grow and
The use of artificial intelligence in strategic foresight research is still a contentious issue. There are those who feel that
Certainly in England (and I'm guessing in Spain, France and Argentina as well) World Cup fever is reaching
Demographics for the West look dismal: many countries are quietly disappearing, and were it not for immigration, automation would be
This article in the South China Morning Post made me think about rhythms, and how we deal with them in
Climate change is an often-cited key driver of change, and one of the key ways in which it will