How To Use Futurology In A Sentence

  • Failed futurology is among my favorite forms of humor, but I didn't find either of those compelling. October 30th, 2006
  • Some 30 years ago there was some interest in futurology in a few sociology departments but it dwindled over time, perhaps because it is so difficult to quantify the interactions of many variables when their values represent only a guess.
  • The book goes off the rails at the very end with a chapter of futurology.
  • Bruce Sterling spent some time at the recent SXSW conference chatting about futurology in his usual entertaining style.
  • However, as a necessary precursor to that analysis four caveats, or warnings, are signaled which bear upon the degree of confidence that should, and should not, be placed in strategic futurology.
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  • The way a good investor does really well is by engaging in successful futurology.
  • But, as Margolis points out, futurology isn't so much about sketching an inevitable tomorrow as it is about helping to make choices about it.
  • So if you're good enough at futurology, you can make it a little bit of a self fulfilling prophecy.
  • This skepticism comes from three sources: the limits of futurology, the science of behavioural genetics, and human nature itself.
  • The ‘imaginary’ web is conjured up particularly by speculative futurology about how it will change everything utterly.
  • Like some other examples of futurology, this prediction did not come true.
  • Wisely, given the mercurial nature of futurology, Pryor keeps his statistics basic and his explanations closely tied to the quantitative data on expected economic changes and impacts.
  • The need for verisimilitude can sometimes resemble futurology, since both depend upon extrapolation. Talking about science fiction « It Doesn't Have To Be Right…
  • While the futurology may be contentious, I believe there are considerable merits in the cautionary approach outlined in this book.
  • I'll get back onto project management and futurology soon.
  • A Forecast of Things after the War (1916), by H.G. Wells (Gutenberg text) [Old futurology is among my favorite forms of humor.] Out of the soylent planet
  • The way a good investor does really well is by engaging in successful futurology.
  • The next section continues along these lines, offering a modest exercise in futurology and a selective listing of future areas for research.
  • Guardian on Arthur C Clarke and the end of upbeat futurology. SF Tidbits for 1/5/10
  • Amongst some managers, however, a change of thinking is becoming apparent: a thinking that suggests that futurology is a worthwhile practice.
  • A valid futurology is indeed possible, this despite the fact that the future appears more complex and unpredictable with every passing moment. Yehuda Berg: Kabbalah: A Sacred Science of the Future
  • Most technological futurology see agents as benign, as obedient slaves who only have our best interests at heart.
  • The best futurology video I have seen about augmented reality! Augmented (hyper)Reality: Domestic Robocop on Vimeo
  • A similar process is taking place with regard to military study of systems, military study of conflicts, military futurology and military science of science.
  • In the area of futurology and the meaning of life, these are a couple of podcasts from IT Conversation that spoke to me lately.
  • Yet, even with those caveats, futurology is valuable as it can help us expose lunatics.
  • In a sense, the perception of the future as a supreme resource is the driving force of futurology.
  • Or are these the "Greatest" because of their innovative contributions to futurology, writing style, story structure, Literary Merit, or some other criterion? Twelve Greatest Living Science Fiction Writers
  • Bluntly stated, the historical record of tolerably accurate strategic futurology is anything but impressive.
  • This reminds me, one great example of Victorian futurology, I've put here on my site: Edison's Telephonoscope, in effect, a webcam (England to Australia), as imagined in 1879!

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