• Decode the Future, Part I

  • May 27 2023
  • Length: 37 mins
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Decode the Future, Part I

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  • It can be quite intimidating to think about the future, especially when there is so much uncertainty and rapid innovation in technology. But it’s a practice that helps us expand our imagination around what’s possible and prepare for the inevitable shifts in culture, work, and beyond. In thinking about potential possibilities for society and ourselves, we briefly discuss some speculative futures and introduce a game called Decode the Future that we’ll ultimately play in our next episode.

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    If you’re interested in playing Decode the Future or want to learn more about the game, check out the links and resources offered by Future Today Institute.

    Music produced by ALYSS.



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