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What is the future we want to build
simple list
- Democratic limits on technology
- Universal Rule of Law
- No damaging hierarchies
- Climate action focused on reducing harm
- The environment isn't getting worse
- Liberating Institutions
- No more othering/divisions
- A healthy planet
- There aren't any barriers to participation
- We're not the product
- Radical inclusivity is the rule, not the exception
- People learn healthy ways of disagreeing or processing conflict
- The public good is valued by all
- Hierarchy is about accountability instead of power + control
- Government is for/by the people and valued as such
- Equity is a reality (actual decolonisation)
- Elevating people & families out of poverty
- Holding repressive corporate policies responsible for the harm they cause
- Neurodivergence is honored
- Racial justice is at the center
- Human rights advocates are redundant
- A future with less hours of wage labor and more time for family, friends and community
- A word that looks like the first 10 minutes of Wakanda Forever
- Increasing the tax base of multi-millionaire & -billionaire corporations
- Rooting out & calling out hurtful lobbying actions & Congress's responsibilities to prioritize human rights over money
- Technology enables and empowers all of us
- Laws are co-designed by those most impacted
- a future where we heal harms caused as a society
- Everybody is cared for
- Technology = Medicine
- A future with no, or less, human-caused suffering
- Everyone has the resources to do what they love
- No cars. Walkable cities. So many trees. Happy engaged people. Meaningful work.
- Monopolies are a thing of the past.
- Safe, secure and empowering technology isn't "alternative"
categorized list
time-series list
Extra notes:
- Time
- -> sequence
- -> mode
- Theme
- Outcome
Post-its
- Perspectives/approaches
- Themes
- "7-generation" timeline
- organisation of actions in timeframe
- teardown <-> rebuild
- Immediate next steps
- turning vision into impact: implementation/measuring impact
- Full Stack for liberation
- Systemic realities
- Power dynamics
- Causes of needs to be addressed
