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The power and limitations of quantitatively analyzing science fiction

RESEARCH

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LATEST

What future for design fiction?  

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Can we stop talking about flying cars please ?

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Why it is hard to think about the future #4 – Because of the groundhog paradox

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SHOWCASING THE FUTURE

Excuse my French: our imaginaries can be wrong, and that’s great!

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Envisioning the extreme : can Science Fiction help us speculate about real life Unexplained Flying Objects ?

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How realistic must we be if we want to be able to commit to the future? (or why dystopia lacks imagination)

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Can we describe never seen before futures ? 

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CITY

The future of energy is low tech and mundane

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city in our imaginaries

Exploring the city in our imaginaries

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Can we stop talking about flying cars please ?

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Visions of Google Glasses’ tech in a mudane future

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WAR

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The enhanced soldier in our imaginaries – #2 What kind of informations are produced by the suits ?

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Excuse my French: our imaginaries can be wrong, and that’s great!

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The enhanced soldier in our imaginaries – #1 What kind of soldier in which medium?

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Exploding drones and targeting systems

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FINANCE

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Finance in our imaginaries. Dealing with preferences, money and anything related to economics.

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Strange economics : what is the value of human life in science fiction ?

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