2015 and Russian Catapult
New year’s eve a year ago: none of us could foresee where we stand with Russia after a year. The escalation of the kind of politics we all thought
The Future of Foresight
Last Thursday and Friday was an exceptional gathering of foresight experts around the world in Brussels to talk about the methods to penetrate t
Digital Becomes Material
Imagine: one day it occurs to you that why on Earth these rubbish bins are always full? And why these trucks come to pick the trash even thoug
New Science of Brain
It is almost funny to think that our brains are plastic. The old idea was that brains are hard-wired to the extent that the only thing that happens
The Bias for the Short-term
We all know how difficult it is to practice long-term thinking. Indulging yourself with crappy food, allowing too short sleeps or skipping your
The Next Wave is for Women
Recently Gallup investigated the question what gender has to do with the level of engagement in organizations. They found out, not to my surprise,
Education for the future
Last autumn I ran a course with my colleague Peter Paul Gerbrands about strategic foresight in Aalto university. As we collected feedback from
When do we see? The opportunities of being resource wise
Just think of yourself doing a regular visit to a grocery store. Using small plastic bags for veggies and fruits, having all kinds of foodstuff
Investing for the future
How do you want to invest your money? Do you want to give your decision to a middle man, usually a person in bank, who then proposes a fund or two?
The New Geography of Health
I will always remember the feeling I had when I stepped my foot down on Beijing railway station in Autumn 1983. I had come by train all t
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