What will we become and what were we? How do we imagine the future and how will the future imagine our present, say a thousand years from now? Through interviews with experts from a wide range of disciplines and use of conceptual storytelling, Third Ear’s two-part podcast speculatively maps our future imaginary far beyond the familiar and expected. The podcast uses the perspective of the far future as a prism to think about radical transformations our life conditions that fundamentally challenge contemporary notions of societies, technology, nationality and eventually also of humanity. Part 1 speculates about how we might communicate with the far future, while Part 2 looks back at our present from the far future. Podcast available for download on M9’s website.
What will we become and what were we? How do we imagine the future and how will the future imagine our present, say a thousand years from now? Through interviews with experts from a wide range of disciplines and use of conceptual storytelling, Third Ear’s two-part podcast speculatively maps our future imaginary far beyond the familiar and expected. The podcast uses the perspective of the far future as a prism to think about radical transformations our life conditions that fundamentally challenge contemporary notions of societies, technology, nationality and eventually also of humanity. Part 1 speculates about how we might communicate with the far future, while Part 2 looks back at our present from the far future. Podcast available for download on M9’s website.
