By Beatrice Erkers, Foresight Institute When you find yourself staring into the night sky, do you ever wonder what exists beyond what the eye can see? Exploring space isn’t just about rocket ships and astronauts, or the thrill of venturing into the unknown. It’s also an intellectual journey, a pursuit…

By Beatrice Erkers, Foresight Institute As we grow older, signs of aging — like wrinkles, grey hair, and a general decrease in vitality — are seen as inevitable parts of life. But what if they didn’t have to be? What if science could enable us to turn back the clock…

By Beatrice Erkers, Foresight Institute Just as we’ve built machines to help us move and shape the large-scale world around us, scientists are working on machines so tiny they function on the molecular level — and this could truly change everything. Just like a car engine or a windmill, these…

By Beatrice Erkers, Foresight Institute We live at the beginning of history, and the future ahead of us is really, really big. That is, if we can get there. A look at today’s media invokes doom, slow demise, catastrophe, and existential angst. …

By Lou de Kerhuelvez, Foresight Institute Don’t give up, humans. A better world is possible, and it’s on us to build it — Drop by drop. Each month Foresight Institute drops a podcast episode and NFT artwork inspiring hope for the future, bounties to motivate positive action, and a digest…

By Aaron King and Allison Duettmann, Foresight Institute. Longevity: The First Tech Tree Aaron: I started playing the game series Civilization back when it was just called… Civilization. Back when there was a throne room (remember that?) and square tiles instead of hexagons. …