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The Trend Revolution
In an era mediated through code, “trend” has become an earworm of digital culture, closely associated with virality and consumerism. Is there a way out of the feedback loop in which “trending” is mistaken for tangible change, and towards reclaiming the term’s analytical value?

In Praise of Folly
The history of ideas is a history of error. Prominent scientists once believed that people lived on the surface of suns — a view we now find absurd. But folly comes in many forms, and its history may be less a catalogue of embarrassments than an unlikely guide to how far we still have to go.

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ENSLAVED TO THE MECHANICAL IDEA?
Europe's relationship with automation has long been shaped by both the influence of American technological innovation and a persistent sense of caution. This article examines the historical evolution of this dynamic, the cultural factors behind differing attitudes toward automation, and its lasting implications for work, industry, and society.

STOP DESIGNING HUMANS AS BACKUP SYSTEMS
As AI and automation become more widespread, the role of human beings within organisations is being fundamentally reassessed. Rather than treating employees as mere backup systems for technology, Paul Choudarys perspective advocates designing work in ways that leverage human strengths while ensuring technology serves as a meaningful complement.

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A World falling apart
Mythical stories of future doom have been supplanted by scientifically grounded ones, with the interconnectedness and complexity of our world-system pushing us closer towards a scenario of inescapable global collapse.

Smoke & Mirrors
We explore the history and possible futures of tobacco and nicotine use, drawing on scenarios created by our resident futurists in collaboration with a global team of health experts and policymakers.

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FARSIGHT ist eine vierteljährlich erscheinende Publikation, die mögliche Zukunftsszenarien erforscht und so Veränderungen in der Gegenwart anstoßen und inspirieren möchte. Farsight wird vom Copenhagen Institute for Future Studies veröffentlicht und erscheint in englischer Sprache.

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The Trend Revolution

In an era mediated through code, “trend” has become an earworm of digital culture, closely associated with virality and consumerism. Is there a way out of the feedback loop in which “trending” is mistaken for tangible change, and towards reclaiming the term’s analytical value?
In Praise of Folly

The history of ideas is a history of error. Prominent scientists once believed that people lived on the surface of suns — a view we now find absurd. But folly comes in many forms, and its history may be less a catalogue of embarrassments than an unlikely guide to how far we still have to go.
Have we enslaved the machines?

The 20th-century French philosopher Gilbert Simondon believed that humankind harbours a primitive and xenophobic attitude towards the technologies it creates. Today, we are surrounded by conversations about acceleration and automation, and his thought offers a uniquely provocative perspective on alienation in the future.