Two weeks ago we held an event to bring together a brilliant group of creative and inspiring people to think about the future. But more than just *think* about the future, the group was tasked with looking for ways to help represent the future – to create ideas and representations that would help other people to think about the future more critically.
In Kevin Kelly’s piece The Missing Near Future I was struck by this passage:
As an audience we can believe an alien present. It’s like today, only more so. Maybe an alternative version of today. We can also easily be persuaded to believe in a far future. We feel sure that someday, somehow they’ll have massive [...]
Twine has become open to the public – the feed tool has been in beta for a year in the past has pointed me to a number of sites and images that have caused me to want to post some reflection. Today is no different.
