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New section created August 5, 2019, to categorize futures-oriented material, including discussions of past and present Utopias. | New section created August 5, 2019, to categorize futures-oriented material, including discussions of past and present Utopias. | ||
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"We live in a world without a future. It’s not that we don’t have a future; it’s that technological change and the complexity, novelty, uncertainty, and disruption it has unleashed make it nearly impossible to envision the future with any clarity. As our time horizon shrinks from years to hours, it’s likely time to admit we’ve already passed the event horizon of a technological singularity (in physics, black holes are gravitational singularities where our understanding of physics breaks down)." | |||
- John Robb [https://johnrobb.substack.com/p/the-social-ui] | |||
Revision as of 13:53, 4 February 2025
New section created August 5, 2019, to categorize futures-oriented material, including discussions of past and present Utopias.
Quotes
"We live in a world without a future. It’s not that we don’t have a future; it’s that technological change and the complexity, novelty, uncertainty, and disruption it has unleashed make it nearly impossible to envision the future with any clarity. As our time horizon shrinks from years to hours, it’s likely time to admit we’ve already passed the event horizon of a technological singularity (in physics, black holes are gravitational singularities where our understanding of physics breaks down)."
- John Robb [1]
Pages in category "P2P Futures"
The following 116 pages are in this category, out of 116 total.
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- Four Basic Scenarios for the Future
- Four Energy Descent Scenarios
- Four Future P2P Scenarios
- Four Future Scenarios for the Global System
- Four Futures
- Four Green Scenarios
- Four Post-Capitalist Scenarios Inspired by Shrii Sarkar’s Cyclical Theory of Change
- Four Post-Globalization Scenarios in Xavier Ricard Lanata's Tomorrow the Planet
- Four Scenarios for the Future of Capitalism, Economy, and Exchange
- Four Scenarios for the Post-Corona World
- Four Worldviews of the Ecological Post-Collapse Future
- Future Cryptoeconomics
- Future Inclusive Democracy
- Future of World Political Institutions
- Future Scenarios for Emerging Infectious Diseases
- Futures of Power Wiki and Scenario Project
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- P2P Futures of Futures Studies
- Partnership Future
- Peer to Peer Scenario Building
- Peer-Producing Alternative Futures
- Pia Waugh on Open Source Futures in Education
- Planetarity
- Planetary
- Planetary Civilization
- Planetary Phase of Civilization
- Possible Futures of the World-System in Long-Term Evolutionary Perspective
- Power-Down Strategies
- Powerdown Scenarios
- Prevail Interconnection Scenario
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- Understanding and Predicting Societal Collapse
- Utopia
- Utopia as a Method for the Imaginary Reconstruction of Society
- Utopia Brittannica
- Utopia of Rules
- Utopian Fiction and Democracy
- Utopian Imperative in the Age of Catastrophe
- Utopian Internet and Concrete Utopias
- Utopian Thought for an Anti-Utopian Age
- Utopian Vision on a World of Peer Production
- Utopias in the Renaissance