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Author Archives: Richard
Oh that’s what it is…
I’ve never quite understood what the monolith in 2001: A Space Odyssey is. I think I’m now starting to understand.
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Objects from the Future
I love the idea of using physical objects to provoke peoples’ thinking about the future – especially objects that don’t exist just yet! Worth a visit. V&A.
Posted in Future thinking, Uncategorized
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T-Shirt Watch
Many moons ago (I’ve never used that phrase before , where did that suddenly come from I wonder?) I wrote something on weak signals and mentioned that t-shirt slogans are a good source of weak signals, emerging trends or at … Continue reading
Posted in T-Shirt Watch, Trend watching, Trends, Weak Signals
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Global Strategic Trends
GST6 is just out. It’s the best publication of its type and well worth a read. Link to PDF download here.
Posted in Mega-trends, Uncategorized, War
Tagged defence, Geo-political trends, GST6, MOD
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How was it for you?
There’s an episode of the TV series Black Mirror where the main character becomes obsessed with ‘liking’ everything. This is supposed to be fiction, but nowadays it’s getting increasingly difficult to tell the difference between what’s fact and what’s fiction. … Continue reading
Trend of the Week
We’re had dark tourism (visiting concentration camps and sites of war crimes). Now, it seems, we have Narco-Tourism. WTF.
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Digital Disruption
A nice chart to, perhaps, use alongside my Table of Disruptive Technologies. I do like the point about looking at the fundamentals of supply and demand. In my view, not enough airplay is being given to what is NOT changing. … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Digital transformation, Disruptive Tech
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What if?
I really like this… 30 questions to provoke disruptive thinking about the future. 30 Questions.
From the 3Rs to the 7Cs of Education
As I mentioned a few posts back, I’m working on a short essay about the future of Universities in Australia. One thing I stumbled upon whilst researching this was the 4Cs of learning (Critical thinking, Communication, Collaboration, Creativity). I’m proposing … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Teaching
Tagged 3Rs, 4Cs, 7Cs, Education, learning, teaching, universities
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