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Visions of the future, by futurist concept artist Ersan Seer

Mar
2713

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Same sex marriage is the future.

Category: Future Society 1 Comment

If you asked me to imagine a future where the powers-that-be enforced their opinion on who we, as individuals, should love… I would call that a dystopia. And a revolution waiting to happen. Unfortunately, it's not the future. It's the present. → Read more

Oct
2112

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BiModal Glideway May Be a Better Alternative to Google’s Driverless Cars

Category: Driverless Cars, Future Transportation, Multi-modal Transportation Leave a Comment

BiModal Glideway, in a nutshell, is a proposed "multi-modal" transportation, which would "allow specially designed automobiles and small trucks and buses to enter a separate high speed rail system." They are currently garnering financial and social support for their idea. BMG has my full public support. I found BMG's vision of the near future to be compelling and plausible. Google can't be the only big player in town. ;) → Read more

Aug
2012

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Consequences of Intelligent Transport; The Good and the Bad – Driverless Cars (Part 6/6)

Category: Driverless Cars, Future Transportation 8 Comments

This article is the sixth in a series about driverless, autonomous cars—that is, cars with the intelligence and technology to drive themselves (and you) safely to your destination—and how these vehicles will completely change your notion of travel, work and home. → Read more

Aug
2012

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Design & Technology of Autonomous Vehicles of the Future – Driverless Cars (Part 5/6)

Category: Driverless Cars, Future Transportation 3 Comments

This article is the fifth in a series about driverless, autonomous cars—that is, cars with the intelligence and technology to drive themselves (and you) safely to your destination—and how these vehicles will completely change your notion of travel, work and home. → Read more

Aug
1912

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Automated Cars Will Redefine “Home” – Driverless Cars (Part 4/6)

Category: Driverless Cars, Future Transportation 6 Comments

This article is the fourth in a series about driverless, autonomous cars—that is, cars with the intelligence and technology to drive themselves (and you) safely to your destination—and how these vehicles will completely change your notion of travel, work and home. → Read more

Aug
1812

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Automated Vehicles Will Change How We Work – Driverless Cars (Part 3/6)

Category: Driverless Cars, Future Transportation 7 Comments

This article is the third in a series about driverless, autonomous cars—that is, cars with the intelligence and technology to drive themselves (and you) safely to your destination—and how these vehicles will completely change your notion of travel, work and home. → Read more

Aug
1612

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How Future Autonomous Cars Will Change Travel – Driverless Cars (Part 2/6)

Category: Driverless Cars, Future Transportation 2 Comments

This article is the second in a series about driverless, autonomous cars—that is, cars with the intelligence and technology to drive themselves (and you) safely to your destination—and how these vehicles will completely change your notion of travel, work and home. → Read more

Aug
1512

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Google’s Cars Will Change Everything – Driverless Cars (Part 1/6)

Category: Driverless Cars, Future Transportation 2 Comments

This article is the first in a series about driverless, autonomous cars—that is, cars with the intelligence and technology to drive themselves (and you) safely to your destination—and how these vehicles will completely change your notion of travel, work and home. → Read more

Jul
1712

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Book Review: Communicating with the Future, by Thomas Frey

Category: Book Reviews 2 Comments

This book, in short, is a strategy for altering the future. And occasionally, Thomas Frey says things which blow your socks off. → Read more

Jun
2512

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Karel Bílek, creator of AnonTorrent, recognizes that the future is nononymous.

Category: Future & Psychology Leave a Comment

While cruising through Hacker News' RSS feed today, I came across across a person whose braveness and forward-thinking compelled me to write this article: Karel Bílek. → Read more
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