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The Invention of Tomorrow
A Natural History of Foresight
Book • 2022
In *The Invention of Tomorrow*, cognitive scientists Thomas Suddendorf, Jonathan Redshaw, and Adam Bulley delve into the science of foresight, tracing its origins, mechanisms, and impact on human history and culture.
The book offers a fresh perspective on human evolution, highlighting how foresight transformed humans into a species capable of controlling their future.
Drawing from biology, psychology, history, and culture, the authors illustrate the central role of foresight in human nature, despite its frequent inaccuracies.
The book offers a fresh perspective on human evolution, highlighting how foresight transformed humans into a species capable of controlling their future.
Drawing from biology, psychology, history, and culture, the authors illustrate the central role of foresight in human nature, despite its frequent inaccuracies.
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as the book he and his co-authors wrote about mental time travel and foresight.


Sean M. Carroll

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221 | Adam Bulley on How Mental Time Travel Makes Us Human
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, referring to Thomas Sudendorf's concept that humans have a unique capacity to project into the future.

Fuz Rana

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The Origin of the Universe (Fine Tuning, Physics of Eden, & the Ice Age) w/Hugh Ross & Fuz Rana - 069