Futurists can predict possible events, but most of us are optimists who believe that you can change these events. The situation in Utah is an example. SCIENCE NEWS ran a detailed report (June 3, 2023) by Brianna Randall, titled “The Great (Shrinking) Salt Lake.” She listed the challenges: The Lake
The future fields that will dominate health will include early detection of disease and delivery of medicines or genes in more efficient ways. Look at how far we have advanced in even two hundred years. Health has progressed in stages. The first big advance came in sanitation. Doctors began washing
As seen in Capital Times. Jason slew the dragon to get the golden fleece. He then sowed its teeth. Warriors grew from the soil, according to myth. But myth or not, “sowing the dragon’s teeth” results in an unanticipated future. You generate enemies. Israel’s right-wing government hopes it will destroy
Learn about the Kondratieff Wave, a theory of long-term economic cycles that was developed by Russian economist Nikolai Kondratieff. This blog post will explore the history of the Kondratieff Wave, its key concepts, and its implications for the future of the global economy.
Unlocking Innovation: From Jacobsen’s convenience store insights to Sorenson’s medical marvels, discover how observation and the right questions can reshape industries. Let’s rethink and innovate.
The aging population is a major challenge facing many developed countries. This blog post explores the challenges and potential solutions to the aging population, including social security, Medicare, and the shift in medicine from curing patients to prevention.
Obituaries are often seen as a way to remember the dead, but they can also be a source of inspiration for the living. This blog post explores how obituaries can teach us about resilience, courage, and the power of believing in our dreams.
Explore the mind of a Marquette University professor who teaches how to think like a futurist. Learn how diverse reading habits can lead to remarkable insights and predictions about the future.
In the mid-1990’s, I began to notice changes in the way business and society viewed the role of women. I recall the story of Marilyn Carlson Nelson. Her dad wanted sons, but ended up with daughters. She was smart and studied economics at Smith and in France.
Futurists can predict possible events, but most of us are optimists who believe that you can change these events. The situation in Utah is an example. SCIENCE NEWS ran a detailed report (June 3, 2023) by Brianna Randall, titled “The Great (Shrinking) Salt Lake.” She listed the challenges: The Lake
The future fields that will dominate health will include early detection of disease and delivery of medicines or genes in more efficient ways. Look at how far we have advanced in even two hundred years. Health has progressed in stages. The first big advance came in sanitation. Doctors began washing
As seen in Capital Times. Jason slew the dragon to get the golden fleece. He then sowed its teeth. Warriors grew from the soil, according to myth. But myth or not, “sowing the dragon’s teeth” results in an unanticipated future. You generate enemies. Israel’s right-wing government hopes it will destroy
Learn about the Kondratieff Wave, a theory of long-term economic cycles that was developed by Russian economist Nikolai Kondratieff. This blog post will explore the history of the Kondratieff Wave, its key concepts, and its implications for the future of the global economy.
Unlocking Innovation: From Jacobsen’s convenience store insights to Sorenson’s medical marvels, discover how observation and the right questions can reshape industries. Let’s rethink and innovate.
The aging population is a major challenge facing many developed countries. This blog post explores the challenges and potential solutions to the aging population, including social security, Medicare, and the shift in medicine from curing patients to prevention.
Obituaries are often seen as a way to remember the dead, but they can also be a source of inspiration for the living. This blog post explores how obituaries can teach us about resilience, courage, and the power of believing in our dreams.
Explore the mind of a Marquette University professor who teaches how to think like a futurist. Learn how diverse reading habits can lead to remarkable insights and predictions about the future.
In the mid-1990’s, I began to notice changes in the way business and society viewed the role of women. I recall the story of Marilyn Carlson Nelson. Her dad wanted sons, but ended up with daughters. She was smart and studied economics at Smith and in France.
