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Friday, September 24, 2004
The DaVinci Institute - Papers Home Page
The DaVinci Institute, a self-described futurist think tank, has a page of concept papers that may provide for interesting reading (I've only read the first one so far).
They had a contest some time back where they invited people to submit their ideas for inventions of the future, and they apparently received quite a few submissions. Pitty that they decided to wait to share them until they have built a museum they are planning. It would seem like embracing the technology of the now might be a good precedent for an organization focused on the future to make.
The DaVinci Institute - Papers Home Page
- posted @ 8:01 AM
