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Longevity science isn’t just extending life anymore.
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Why the house that thinks for itself is arriving faster than most people realize By Futurist Thomas Frey For a century, “smart home” meant a house full of gadgets that could be controlled remotely — a thermostat you could adjust from your phone, a light b…
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A museum dedicated to vehicles that drive, fly, sail, and coordinate themselves By Futurist Thomas Frey For over a hundred years, transportation museums have told a story about human skill — the pilot’s hands on the yoke, the engineer’s grip on the thrott…
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Why the next great space museum won’t look backward at rockets — it’ll look forward at neighborhoods By Futurist Thomas Frey Walk into almost any space museum today and you’ll find the same story told in slightly different rooms: a rocket standing on end,…
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Last Tuesday morning, I stood in my kitchen and asked my toaster what it thought of my breakfast choices.
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Why tomorrow’s richest people may own nothing you can see, touch, or photograph By Futurist Thomas Frey For the last hundred years, wealth has been loud.
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Demographic shifts and AI are quietly dismantling one of the 20th century’s most limiting ideas — that human productivity has an expiration date By Futurist Thomas Frey The Idea That Outlived Its Usefulness Retirement as we know it was invented in 1889, w…
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Two years deeper into the danger zone — and the stakes have never been higher By Futurist Thomas Frey Two years ago, I wrote about seven looming dangers I called the Seven Deadly Sins of the Future.
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What comes after fixing the system — when the system starts fixing itself By Futurist Thomas Frey I’ve been thinking about democracy the way an engineer thinks about a bridge.
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Why your next career won’t be chosen — it will be designed There’s a thought experiment I like to run with audiences: imagine your future self, ten years from now, walks into the room.