From the bar to the metaverse: a small journey into the future of socialization
How far will we go from bar chatter to the metaverse? A small journey into the socialization of the future, with a great initiative.
Capitalism is dead, and whoever killed it is worse than it
In his new book, Yanis Varoufakis argues that capitalism has been replaced by the technological feudalism of the tech giants.
This is what a world without cars would be like
We explore the revolutionary idea of a car-free world, analyzing the environmental benefits, public health implications and challenges to overcome.
Welcome to protopia, the future we already live
Between utopia and dystopia, we explore the concept of protopia, a sustainable future in constant, slow evolution.
Four values of Generation X (mine) that can save the future
I did it: I said "in my time" too, I'm the age of it. But Generation X really has something to say. And if he says it, he saves the future.
Covid, 'everyone free'? Let's not forget the lesson of the Spanish flu of '18
It's the eve of a major easing of restrictions: the Spanish flu has something to teach us, though. History recommends caution.
Brake, world: 5 trends that in 2022 we could say we overestimated
They have a lot of hype and we all expect wonders, but in a year's time we may find that we have underestimated each of these trends.
In '72, MIT predicted the collapse of society in this century: are we getting there?
A nearly 50-year-old MIT prediction about the collapse of our society proves terribly spot on, even at a current review.
The technological singularity will eventually render governments and societies useless. And U.S?
It is about to rain on us, somewhere in the year XNUMX something: the technological singularity will not just change. It will erase. We too?
