Henry Carter Hull

Should we be optimistic as we look to the future? Hope and the Future examines what legitimate hope for the future necessarily depends on. It describes how we face a growing number of human challenges that require that we think, act, and relate in new ways-often fundamentally new ways. And it looks at how addressing those challenges will require not just fresh ideas, but a critical "growing up" as a species-a new Cultural Maturity. This short book...

Hope and the Future is a critically important book by one of our times' most respected and original social thinkers. This second edition includes a new preface and additional examples that more specifically address unsettling events of the last four years. Hope and the Future addresses what legitimate hope for the future necessarily depends on. It describes how we face a growing number of challenges that require that we think, act, and relate in new...

History has been lost, changed, and hidden from us all. The theories behind our Amendment Right to Freedom of Speech are suppressed. The current generations are being taught false ideologies which will prevent Americans from reaching their full potential. Socialism and Cancel Culture are forcing our Future to remain silent due to fear of retaliation. The time is now to stand up for our founder's dreams for the American People. Fight for our children,...

The purpose of the book is to provide an applied, practical, yet theoretically grounded, reference on social influence strategies for environmental behavior change. The book is intended to be used as a professional reference by practitioners in governmental and nongovernmental organizations worldwide. The book is also intended to be used as a text by students of environmental science, environmental communication and environmental education.

The book is based on: a) The premise that "we" (humanity) are the problem, that "we" have created the environmental problems that threaten our future. b) The premise that we need to mature and evolve our collective human consciousness. We have used an immature, unevolved thinking process based on early childhood conditioning to create and function in the modern world. c) The premise that we need to intentionally tame, evolve, and mature our collective...

La serie Triannual se desarrolla en períodos sucesivos de tres años, con un primer volumen, de 2015 al 2017. El volumen actual, Triannual II, contempla el excepcional trienio posterior, del 2018 al 2020. Los dos libros forman un ciclo temporal que intenta percibir el horizonte del futuro, con una sistemática muy elástica, como reflejo de los avatares de la vida social e individual. Publicados en 2018 y 2021, van enlazando las causas y los efectos...

Watching for the Future was originally a presentation John Orndorff made to a symposium of first responders and emergency planners. Like the original presentation, this booklet provides readers with a basic familiarization of futurist techniques to understand ways we can know what to expect in the future. Following this overview the author goes into more detail on scenario building. Orndorff notes that the United States economy and social order are...

Copernicus and Galileos sun-centered model of the solar system gave us our view of space. Newton and Einsteins mechanical and electromagnetic models of the universe gave us our view of nature. Can the human condition be captured with a similarly universal model? Author Lawrence H. Taub believes so, and he develops three of themage, sex, and casteto reveal the deeper currents of history. The models presented in The Spiritual Imperative clarify the...

Take a peek into what the future may hold in the next 100-years, from technological advancements, to what 22nd-century living will entail. In this thought-provoking journey through the timeline, we explore the different possibilities in distant decades. Will humanity create a universal currency? Are we determined to self-destruct? Could the world be taken over by advanced robots? These are just some of the questions we explore in 2120. To draw a picture...

El futuro ya ha ocurrido. La innovación, y la capacidad para generar cambios y adaptarse a sus efectos está en el ADN del ser humano. A través de las páginas de esta Breve historia del futuro podrás viajar en el tiempo para comprobar cómo los seres humanos ya hemos vivido profundas disrupciones en nuestra forma de vivir, de aprender, de trabajar, de disfrutar de nuestro ocio, de alimentarnos o de amar. Entender cómo las personas reaccionamos...