Futurist and best-selling author Jack Uldrich dishes out this weekly “Friday Future 5.” This week he shares thoughts on individual growth, the crisis in capitalism, how to be a good ancestor, why an evolutionary transition may be coming, and “Sehnsucht”–a German word which means “inconsolable longing.”
Think: For years, I have encouraged my readers to add a small dose of science fiction to their reading “diet.” The reason is because science fiction can help you expand your imagination and think deeper and more broadly about the future. This article, Science Fiction Explores the Interconnectedness Revealed by the Pandemic, outlines how science…
This week Futurist Jack Uldrich uses his “Friday Future 5” to think about thinking and everything from metacognition to unlearning.
Editor’s Note: This week, I am taking my own advice and engaging in a “Think Week.” In my case, I am choosing to spend six days in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area (BWCA) in northern Minnesota. If you notice a nature-related theme to this week’s edition it is because that is the theme I am…
Futurist Jack Uldrich shares his weekly “Future Friday Five.” Today, he provides insights on climate change, optimistism, long-term thinking, quantum computers, and human transformation.
Futurist Jack Uldrich uses this week’s “Friday Future 5” to help you think about disruption, the importance of biodiversity, the climate crisis, seventh generation thinking, and how to be a good ancestor.
From donut economics and “dumb cities” to wi-fi balloons and Viktor Frankl, Futurist Jack Uldrich dishes up his weekly “Friday Future 5” with five future-related things to think about today.
Futurist Jack Uldrich’s weekly “Future Five” covers cashier less stores, autonomous trucking, autonomous aircraft, 3D printed houses, and urban agriculture.
Futurist Jack Uldrich offers his weekly peek into the future with five fascinating articles. This week, he looks at time, Bitcoin, neurotechnology, nuclear fusion, and love.
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From reframing problems and learning from history to quantum computers and poems about love, Futurist Jack Uldrich dishes out his weekly “Future Friday 5” with five “tomorrow things” to think about today.
