Well Wishes from Predict

In this uncertain time, as we all deal with the various challenges brought on by the the black swan of the Covid-19 pandemic, all of the editors and writers of Predict would like to send our best to all of you, our readers.

We need hope now, perhaps more than ever, and must look forward to a future that is brighter, safer, and more prosperous — for ourselves, our family, friends and children. One way we can help that along is to share knowledge, and dreams based on that knowledge. Perhaps Predict can help with that.

In the past month, Predict writers have offered up some engaging thought on the current crisis:

Isaac Newton Discovered Gravity While in Quarantine by Lenka Otap;

The Brave New World of Covid-1984 by J.L. Pattison;

Watch Out, Robots Joined the Fight Against COVID-19 by Ariel Kern;

Extra Time During the Age of the Virus by Eric Martin;

But if you are in the mood for a palate cleanser from the pandemic, we have even more articles to dig into:

Geometric Cutoffs and the End of Time by Ella Alderson;

Dean Radin on Global Consciousness, Parapsychology and Psychic Research by Tim Ventura;

The Physicist Sean Carroll on (Scientific) Emergence by Paul Austin Murphy;

The Evolution of Negentropy by Phyllis Rawley;

We hope you enjoy our content. Feel free to start a discussion about our articles in the comments to this letter. Any questions? Please ask!

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A. S. Deller, editor

A Note from our Founder, Eric Martin:

If you are a reader, we’d love for you to become a writer! Please send a sampling of your thoughts about the future or a common future topic (such as, but not limited to: artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR), quantum computing, nanotechnology, self-driving cars, flying cars, robotics, automation, cryptocurrencies, computer-body interfaces, and living on Mars) to predictstories@gmail.com.

Thank you for your continued support!

p.s. here’s our intro, and here’s our call for writers