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Thinking about Foresight

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Some thoughts about futures processes, foresight and assumptions

Sep 15

I started this post after the Summer School and finished it last week - delayed so I could reflect on the challenges to my thinking.

Aug 27

It is where we imagine our futures.

Aug 20

It's our capacity to think about and imagine futures in the present: nothing more, nothing less

Aug 13

A comment on a LinkedIn post

Aug 6

Aug 4

Our inner selves in the foresight space

May 18

I started writing this post to help me clarify what I wanted my book to cover. Yes, that book, currently held up by my realisation that more was needed…

May 5

I found myself thinking that we should call any foresight process a conversation about futures - a sort of meta-term to support all the other terms we…

Apr 10

What I'm trying to say is that we need to add a pre-step to the design of FFS processes - one where people have the opportunity to find their foresight…

Apr 2

That's what we need in futures thinking, being ready to give the previously unexperienced ideas and images a go.

Mar 15

My posts tend to begin with a prompt from something I read and this post is the same. I haven't seen the term 'future proofing' for a while and had…

Feb 13

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