Resource holders who aren’t prepared, agency deficits in institutions that have every reason to act, the difference between monoculture and shared cultural moments, and whether the courage to be specific is the thing that’s actually missing.
Lina Srivastava, founder and director of the Center for Transformational Change and interim executive director of Proximate Press, and Igor Schwarzmann, advisor and researcher working at the intersection of culture and technology, range across the 10F forecasts and what it looks like to work at the point of pain rather than the point of power.
Related forecasts: F00 — From One Game to Many Games · F02 — From Political Spectrum to Ideological Fog · F03 — From Digital Empathy to Localised Solidarity · F05 — From Collective Climate Ambition to Fragmented Adaptation · F07 — From Selective Migration to People as Asset Class
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