The Rushkoff reading “When Everything Happens Now” was actually really interesting and a good read. It essentially discussed the ideas of what lies ahead in the future and the new approaches, theories and technologies. One section that stood out to me was “When people stop looking into the future, they start looking at the present”. This is such a true statement and really demonstrates these aspects of noticing in every day life.

What would happen if we were constantly caught up in the future?

How important is it to see the world or to “experience” it as a collection of stories as Rushkoff suggests?

Are we truly able to remodel the future? How much control do we as humans actually have over this?