Please read this superb post by @deevybee.bsky.social
I agree with every word of it.
Science is endangered by the demand for speed and by AI slop.
https://deevybee.blogspot.com/2025/10/a-leap-into-future-or-off-cliff.html
Writers dismissed a recent NYT op-ed arguing for the spoken word in the AI era. But speech may prove key to a future in which writing forks into conversational media—spontaneous and malleable like clay—and machine-readable media that are precise like marble
https://jonippolito.substack.com/p/don
Mooi overzichtsrapport over de maatschappelijke waarde van groen gas, door mijn Common Futures collega's: https://www.netbeheernederland.nl/artikelen/nieuws/de-maatschappelijke-waarde-van-groen-gas-nederland
(Great overview …
"Bullshit universities: the future of automated education"
https://doi.org/10.1007/s00146-025-02340-8
"[…] The dream that AI could teach students effectively neglects the importance of ‘learning how’ in order to ‘learn that’, that teachers are also role models, and t…
For future reference: a simple documentation of the pattern that Meta follows wherein the company breaks the law it violates people’s privacy, gets caught, waits a while until the storm blows over or people get distracted, and then does it again until people stop fighting. I write it down so you can share it with media or policy makers when they get fooled by this stupid truck over and over.
Future Echoes reference for those unaware of the greatness that is Red Dwarf: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PLjQycLlVA
We need more movements like this. #Kindness
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20260922-kindness-trolls-the-internet-vigilantes-who-wea…
Sources: Kalshi is targeting a December rollout for exchange-traded futures contracts tracking US inflation, rivaling exchanges like CME and ICE (Greg Ritchie/Bloomberg)
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/20
I had an electrician come fix my fire alarms (tbd if it worked), and I had a "future echo" moment (obvs, not literally), so I wrote it down!
2036: https://www.codevoid.net/ruminations/2026/08/09/2036.html