October 2023
Intermediate to advanced
232 pages
5h 17m
English
Much of futuring, and much about future culture, is social – the product of collective and collaborative sense-making, not individual judgement. If this collective practice of finding and assembling the building blocks of knowledge to describe alternative futures is, as Pierre Wack termed it, ‘re-perceiving’,1 then a thriving future culture runs on continuous social re-perception.
This culture is made up not just of people and practices, but captured and shared insights, data and interpretations. It’s not either/or, information collected or analysis through social sense-making, but the two fused together. This dynamic has been recognized since the early days of knowledge ...
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