New post: after 13 years as a fellow with @longnow and over a decade of teaching futures, I’m currently running a class at @cmudesign on long-term thinking. Here’s the syllabus.https://t.co/rWUUfsfChu #longtermthinking #longshorts pic.twitter.com/QP5nKyQlks
— Stuart Candy (@futuryst) October 10, 2019
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The second volume of our long-awaited Journal of Futures special double issue is finally out! Eighteen more articles, interviews and essays on #DesignAndFutures from around the world: https://t.co/QNylruFKD3 pic.twitter.com/aqsfy4mMVo
— Stuart Candy (@futuryst) July 8, 2019
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“We cannot achieve what we cannot imagine.” Elise Boulding
— Stuart Candy (@futuryst) January 16, 2019
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“What kind of political, social and economic system would I want — and what would I fight for — if I knew I was coming back somewhere in the world but didn’t know where and didn’t know who I’d be?” https://t.co/aVJs3c4abm #GoverningForFutureGenerations
— Stuart Candy (@futuryst) October 30, 2018
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“On the other hand, because my basic image of the planet is of a household rather than a spaceship, I have some confidence in a long-run process of mutual attunement within this household that will survive revolutionary destruction.” Elise Boulding [2/2]
— Stuart Candy (@futuryst) October 16, 2018
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