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Futurism

Where human ideas, technology, and culture might be heading.

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Reference Date: 2200 CE (+/- 50 years)

Secular Spirituality Settles

Spirituality

To live well, get ahead of the future in your own lifetime. Do not force religion to fight science, and do not force science to answer every question of meaning. Let empirical claims answer to evidence, rational ideas handle indirect but coherent truths, and spiritual stories help shape identity, morality, suffering, and hope. Then, with humility, let go of the disproven ideas you are ready to release.

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Philosophy

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Will AI help with file management, organizing files, and backup?

Computer Filesystems

AI won’t just store files—it will understand them and shift file management from manual organizing to intent-based, automatic organization and backup. Your goal now and as we roll into the AI age is clear, start adding notes in and around your files that describe what it is and what you want done with it after you are gone.

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Philosophy

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What does the Kardashev Scale tell us about future civilizations?

The Earth, then Sun...

...then galaxy will define our future.

Futurism

07 Jul 2026

(Updated 3 weeks ago)

Science

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Is the Fermi Paradox still relevant?

Fermi Paradox

07 Jul 2026

(Updated 1 month ago)

Critical Thinking

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Does Musk’s Mars vision highlight poor reasoning?

Colonizing Mars

07 Jul 2026

(Updated 1 month ago)

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Where humanity is heading.

Futurism in TST is disciplined long-horizon thinking guided by evidence, constraint, and fairness.

Futurism examines emerging technologies, cultural evolution, and long-term trajectories of civilization. It considers not only what is possible, but what should be pursued—and what should be approached with caution

Deep-Dive Articles

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The Fermi Paradox is Too Anthropocentric

Michael Alan Prestwood December 29, 2024

The Fermi Paradox is the common framework for thinking about the odds of alien life, but we need more data before it can become accurate enough to be useful.