As regular readers will know, I’m a fan of using cards as a way of pushing peoples’ thinking along. I developed a set for KPMG (above) many years ago and another based on Brian Eno’s Oblique Strategy cards with Imperial Tech Foresight a few years back too (see below). Nick Turner at Stratforma uses the format too. Here’s another lovely example, as described by Paul Armstrong on the Forbes blog.
My word it does get around! This time at Unbound.
Video link. (table is featured at about 9 mins 30 secs)
Seems to have made its way to Brazil! Article here (in Portuguese).
I’m working on issue 107. Watch this space. Meantime, a podcast. Me talking about climate, loneliness, humanity, AI and Trump in a cheese shop in South Kensington.
We are condemed to live in the present. We have neither the attention to remember the past nor the capacity to imagine the future.
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BTW, an axis seems to have gone missing. The vertical is potential for disruption.
Seems wine glasses and plates are getting larger, but donut holes are getting smaller (to make room for far more donut). Less is clearly no longer more.