Building the Bridge from Now to 2035
What to expect in “Postcards from 2035” — Table of Contents
Here’s how we’re going to build a bridge to the world we need, from the world that exists. Let me know which topic you’re most interested in so that I know what to write next. Chapters with no live links have not been completed yet — they’re included to provide an idea of the overall direction.
Part 1 — The Basic Building Blocks
This section describes the basic format, structure and functions of our society. It’s important to understand these principles before diving into how we live.
- Introduction: Hi, I’m Gracey
- How the World Thinks in 2035
- Life Without Middlemen
- The (Revised) Rules of the Game of Life
- Our Ideology
- The Big Picture — Project 2030 and How we Solved the Planet’s Grand Challenges
Part 2— Life in 2035
This section describes how our society functions and what life is like.
- How We Identify Ourselves
- Our Data-Driven Society
- How We Educate Ourselves
- How We Grade Ourselves
- How Ideas Spread
- The Abundance Score
- Employment & Value Creation
- Universal Abundance Income
- Ownership vs. Access
- Public Science & Research
- How Our Healthcare Works
- Government & Politics
- The Environment
- The Economy
Part 3— The Transition: 2020–2035
This section gives a brief history of what happened between 2020 and 2035, to give you clues about how you can manage your own transition, and why it must commence by 2020.
- Citizen-Led Societal Design
- The Data Trust
- The Collapse of Neoliberalism
Part 4— What You Can Do
- Crowdsourcing the Future
- Community Conversations
- The #2035 Global Plan
- Business Ideas (for tech entrepreneurs)
Part 5 — References
Postcards from 2035 is a series of profoundly simple interlinking ideas describing life in a highly desirable society, where everything and everyone is advanced, happy, intelligent and problem-free. It’s a blueprint of the world we need to create. The best thing you can do to help us get there is to share with your friends and get the conversation started.