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This summer, the beginning of an El Niño cycle has heralded a new climate shift on our planet. As we enter an era of rapidly intensifying climate change, it is clearer...
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It's abundantly clear that to slow the devastating effects of climate change we must decarbonize, and we need to do it quickly. Limiting global warming will require...
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In this week's discussion, we will jump ahead and look backward at the challenges and achievements that characterized the Joe Biden presidency. Our hope is that this will...
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In this week's discussion, Mark Anderson looks at the sources of systemic deterioration in technology, geopolitics, and the economy and identifies the pivot points around...
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In part two of the FiRe conference review, we continue our session synopses, including The Future of Identity & Online Privacy, World Interrupted: The Cyber...
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Every year at this time, we share the complete agenda for our FiRe conference with our members. The purpose of this is to share our thinking about what's important in the...
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We're experiencing a rather large number of century-scale transformations in technology that are both important and rare. It's easy to become at least slightly jaded...
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This week, a long-time friend and colleague asked me, "Where do you find hope?" We agreed that over the next few decades, things are going to be very tough; but we also...
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As we were realizing that we had discovered the two primary actions underlying literally everything else in the world, I had the chance to talk with Bill Janeway about...
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In this week's discussion, a global leader in graphene production shows us the simple equation that will drive the next generation of technology: we must "lightweight"...
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