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Wallach: Rather than just writing about the problems
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A Brief History of the Future

Rather than justwriting about the problems with short-term thinking, Dr \h. Saijo started...

Wallach: Rather than just
writing about the problems with short-term thinking, Dr 
\h
. Saijo started something here called the Future Design Center
to test the impacts of long-term thinking
in real-life situations, bringing together
everyday people from the town
to take part in creating the future of their community

Full Transcript

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Wallach: Rather than just writing about the problems
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with short-term thinking,
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Dr  \h . Saijo started something here
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called the Future Design Center to test the impacts
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of long-term thinking in real-life situations,
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bringing together everyday people
00:00:14.067 --> 00:00:16.067
from the town to take part in creating
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the future of their community.
Duration
19 seconds
Views
34
Timestamp in Movie
00:31:08
Uploaded
Apr 08, 2025
Season
1
Episode
1
Genres
documentary

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Movie Summary

A unique six-part documentary series about our futures and how we can reimagine them. Hosted by renowned futurist Ari Wallach, the show invites viewers on a journey around the world filled with discovery, hope, and possibility.
S01 • E03 I was in the studio, - A Brief History of the Future 00:06
I was in the studio,
S01 • E05 This whole story of evolution, that may the best man win-- - A Brief History of the Future 00:08
This whole story of evolution, that may the best man win--
S01 • E02 So, when you're designing a place or a building, - A Brief History of the Future 00:12
So, when you're designing a place or a building,
S01 • E04 Webb: we've started to make inroads - A Brief History of the Future 00:10
Webb: we've started to make inroads
S01 • E06 And so with MethaneSAT, we'll be able to say, - A Brief History of the Future 00:10
And so with MethaneSAT, we'll be able to say,
S01 • E03 So I went into the booth, - A Brief History of the Future 00:11
So I went into the booth,
S01 • E05 Page after page, what he's actually doing - A Brief History of the Future 00:10
Page after page, what he's actually doing
S01 • E04 [computer chimes] - A Brief History of the Future 00:18
[computer chimes]
S01 • E06 I think a lot about the world that our kids - A Brief History of the Future 00:09
I think a lot about the world that our kids
S01 • E05 Bregman: There's a really old idea that's deeply embedded - A Brief History of the Future 00:15
Bregman: There's a really old idea that's deeply e...
S01 • E01 [Speaking Japanese] - A Brief History of the Future 00:05
[Speaking Japanese]
S01 • E03 So I said, "All right, here we go." - A Brief History of the Future 00:09
So I said, "All right, here we go."
S01 • E02 And a lot of people will want to look backwards, - A Brief History of the Future 00:09
And a lot of people will want to look backwards,
S01 • E06 Methane is the way that we can really bend that curve - A Brief History of the Future 00:07
Methane is the way that we can really bend that curve
S01 • E06 By cutting methane emissions, - A Brief History of the Future 00:07
By cutting methane emissions,
S01 • E03 Do you have family?" - A Brief History of the Future 00:22
Do you have family?"
S01 • E02 How do you think about this moment? - A Brief History of the Future 00:06
How do you think about this moment?
S01 • E05 So what scientists now believe is - A Brief History of the Future 00:10
So what scientists now believe is
S01 • E02 Ingels, voice-over: We're living in a time where a lot of technologies - A Brief History of the Future 00:12
Ingels, voice-over: We're living in a time where a lot ...
S01 • E04 They would describe it as a really humanlike interaction, - A Brief History of the Future 00:24
They would describe it as a really humanlike interaction,