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James Saye asked, “What have you been most wrong about in the past?” Answer? Lots, but always for the same reason: I got ‘what’ right but ‘when’ wrong.
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Answering a sceptic on Twitter as part of my #AskAFuturist series, I explain whether we will ever have driverless cars, and why he’s right to be sceptical
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We feel like change happens faster now but many things remain unchanged for decades. Why? Here are some reasons that high frequency change doesn’t affect everything.
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What are the trends for the 2020s that will define sustainable success for your career and your company? Futurist Tom Cheesewright picks his top five.
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3D printing still offers the potential for a revolution in the way we design, manufacture and buy goods. But it’s not going to happen very soon.
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Predicting what is going to happen is easy. The hard part is predicting when it is going to happen. This is the challenge of futurism.
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We all fear the future. But it’s inbumbent on us to confront those fears with rationality and intelligence, nor fear and ignorance.
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The three horizons model is a great way to think about change. But ignoring the way the landscape changes through those horizons can blind us to risk.
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New brand, new website, new book, new courses: this is what you can expect from me and applied futurism in 2019
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“Past performance is no guarantee of future returns.” Ever seen that disclaimer on an investment […]
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Spontaneous gifts are perhaps the best of all. A few weeks back, my friend and […]
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The cycle of creative destruction is wasteful.. Why not put our organisations in a permanent ‘phoenix state’ of reinvention?
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