Think: G.K. Chesterton was a brilliant English author and philosopher. There is a wonderful idea attributed to him and it is known as "Chesterton's Fence." The basic idea is this: If you come across a fence (or, really, anything) that you feel is dumb, stupid or unnecessary, you are NOT allowed to get rid of [...]

  May 1 is my favorite day of the year for a variety of reasons, but in Celtic tradition the day is known as Beltane and it marks the beginning of a new season. I arose early this morning because I wanted to witness the sunrise and greet this new day. I also wanted to [...]

Heart-Centered Thinking: Earlier this month, I was in Louisville to deliver the Keynote to the American Association of Community Colleges. This summary nicely captures the essence of my talk--which was as much about the heart as it was about technology. It is true that the advances in technologies such as AI are simultaneously both impressive and [...]

[Note from Jack: Due to a technical glitch, last week's newsletter was not delivered. It can be read here. Also, in order to grant you some additional time to review last week's newsletter, I will keep my commentary on this week's "think pieces" short.] Think: The exciting future of gene editing. This is an outstanding [...]

Heart-Centered Thinking: Earlier this week, I was in Louisville to deliver the Keynote to the American Association of Community Colleges. This summary nicely captures the essence of my talk--which was as much about the heart as it was about technology. It is true that the advances in technologies such as AI are simultaneously both impressive and [...]

Think: This is an excellent article about how to guide your team through change. I enjoyed learning about the author's four categories of thinking  but I most appreciated the emphasis on how to think like a scientist. If you don't have time to read the piece, here are the four big take-a-ways: Be curious together, try [...]

Heart-Centered Thinking: "We need water. It is essential for everything." This statement is obvious on its face but it was taken from an article explaining how Mexico City--a metropolitan area of 22 million people--could run out of water by the middle of this year. (The article ends with this stark warning: "I don't think anyone is [...]

This week Futurist Jack Uldrich shares his faith and discusses the power of humility, the power of questions, AI, solar power and water.

This week Futurist jack Uldrich explores advances in artificial intelligence, 3D printing , micro-farms and mircoplastics.