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The Future We Deserve

100 Visions of the Future

• Introduction
• Foreword
• Without Divine Justice, Human Rights
• Gods or Goats
• A 'Playbour' of Love for the Next Twenty Years
• Untitled, 2010
• We Deserve A Future Of Good Governance
• The World Needs Wives
• The Food We Deserve
• Rediscovering the Stuff We Forgot to Remember
• Reclaiming Awesome
• Panarchy
• On the Future We Deserve…
• There is No Future
• This is Mental
• Monastech
• The Futures We Deserve or, Even Bankers Might Have Uses
• Memes that Kill
• The Tiny Army
• A Four-Bladed Scissors
• One in Six, a Strategy for Reduction
• Of Arms and the Man
• A Knowing World
• A Picture, a Person, a Time and a Location
• Decline and Fall
• We Deserve to Evolve
• The Knowledge and Action Platform
• The Joy of Open
• 6 Ways to Live
• Solar Photovoltaic Energy Replication
• The Future We Desire
• Zombies and Vampires, Oh My!
• The Future of Information Freedom
• My Vision of the Future
• The Matter of Place
• The Locavores' War: A History of America's Future
• A World in Common
• The Story Our Children Will Tell
• The Abolition of Scarcity
• Cities of Freedom Chariots or Four-wheeled Demons?
• A Healthy and Smiling Planet
• The Earth Charter
• Sex and Singularity in the 21st Century
• The Feet We Deserve
• ...middle...
• If You Want to Go Fast, Go Alone. If You Want to Go Far, Go Together. And If You Want to Transform..?
• Just 4, A Macroscale Social Model
• Open Source Appropriate Technology
• Who Will Save Our Souls?
• Art Monasticism
• Personal Futures and Futures Therapy
• Deep Lessons
• Semantic Organization and Connectivity
• The Education We Deserve
• Moving Towards a Post Penal Society
• A Future Without Childhood
• Online Open Distance Learning
• The Future of Television
• Citizen Centred Participation
• The Future We Got–Earth Date Zero Plus Twenty
• The Onion and the Satellite
• Ode to the Tech Fix
• Deserving The Future We Want
• Re-envisioning Our Relationship With Micro-Organisms
• The Spaces We Deserve
• The Age of Warlords Cookbook
• Using Science Locally
• Seed Saving for Local Food Security
• Challenging Education and the "Harry Potter Letter"
• Credibility and Calories, A Perspective on Information
• The Future of Programming
• Higher Education for the Future We Deserve
• A Systemic Revolution, or, the Need for a Post-Scientific Approach
• An Ideal World
• My Ideal Panflu
• Report on the Planet Earth from the Intergalactic Study Group on Worlds in Transition
• A Hypothetical Vision of What the Property Sector in the Future Might Look Like
• The Future is Here
• Hacking Society and a Proposal for Beta Towns
• The Age of Phlight
• Designing the Future
• Collaboration for Introverts
• Hundreds of Sovereign Singapores
• Working Together: Unleashing Collective Intelligence
• Clash for Civilization
• Seawater into Food
• Collapsarithmetic
• Our Future and the Sun
• Bootleg Oil
• Time For Resilient Tribes to Step Up and Show the Way
• The Music We Deserve
• All the World's a Stage
• Success in the Twenty First Century
• On Lying to Children
• We Deserve the Time and Space to Be Human
• Opening the Floodgates
• The Future of Art
• The Human Rite of Living
• No Island is an Island
• Getting The Future We Deserve
• Berlin, Berlin
• We Deserve a Future
• Aftermath - Thinking the Unthinkable. Asking What is Not Asked

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People of all classes and ages are now considerably more sophisticated in their use of communications technology than their governments. This essay will investigate some of the gap and how better transparency could significantly improve the relationship between the owners of the government (you) and the government.