As 2020 came to a close Patti Payne of the Puget Sound Business Journal asked me to reflect on what we might see emerge after Covid in the 2020’s. Optimistic about the prospects for wide-spread vaccination by the end of 2021 and this disease...
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Homelessness is a problem in the United States, but a problem with a solution. We lack only the future vision to see the options and mostly the will to implement the solutions. I live in Seattle, Washington, and we have many people experiencing homelessness....
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A 2020 highlight for me was sharing a (virtual) stage with and getting to know Bill Walton a bit. Last night, on New Years Eve, I caught the final minutes of a basketball broadcast, and Bill concluded his commentary with a countdown to 2021...
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As high school physics classes teach us, there is difference between speed and velocity. The former is directionless, the latter has both pace and direction. We presently have a direction deficit. Despite the noise around the acceleration of technology and the exponential pace of...
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Glen Hiemstra appeared recently on the Singularity podcast, Singularity FM, with host Nikola Danaylov, where they discussed 40 years of futurism and the idea that the future is something we do. Danaylov’s blog, Singularity Weblog and his podcast Singularity.fm are among the longest running...
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