The discovery of the future
a discourse delivered to the Royal Institution on January 24, 1902
Book • 1902
H. G.
Wells' "The Discovery of the Future" is a forward-thinking essay exploring the potential of studying future trends and possibilities.
Wells challenges traditional fortune-telling approaches, advocating for a more scientific and analytical understanding of the future.
The essay delves into the methods of anticipating future developments, emphasizing the importance of understanding societal trends and technological advancements.
It remains relevant today as a foundational text in futurism and foresight studies, inspiring discussions on how to anticipate and shape the future.
Wells' insights continue to influence how we approach long-term planning and strategic thinking.
Wells' "The Discovery of the Future" is a forward-thinking essay exploring the potential of studying future trends and possibilities.
Wells challenges traditional fortune-telling approaches, advocating for a more scientific and analytical understanding of the future.
The essay delves into the methods of anticipating future developments, emphasizing the importance of understanding societal trends and technological advancements.
It remains relevant today as a foundational text in futurism and foresight studies, inspiring discussions on how to anticipate and shape the future.
Wells' insights continue to influence how we approach long-term planning and strategic thinking.
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