Nikolas Badminton delved deeply into what it means to live in a post-truth era. What does it mean to wrestle with versions of the truth? How do we “speak” truth? Nick explored how we as a society can begin to take truth back into our hands. In the increasingly...
Marianne Lefever explored the health detriments that lie beneath the environments we live in. She spoke about the effects of work commutes, and the long term consequences they have on our family and social life, concentration, and overall well being. Marianne implored...
Anne Connelly explored the idea of truth in identity, and truth in technology. Through breaking down the complexity of blockchain data, Anne explored the future potential and implications of this technology in developing countries. Using her own experience of losing a...
Paul Nadeau used his police work background to examine the topic of truth and negotiation. We exist in a world of dozens of religions, languages, and backgrounds – Paul suggests in his talk that, through listening and understanding, we will find that we have more...
Salim looks through the lens of the future of work and helps us to understand how exponential technology is already impacting how and why we work. Using the human immune system as an analogy, Salim helps us to understand why it is so difficult to change the ways we...
Irwin explores the challenge of feeding an additional three billion global citizens by the year 2050 and how technologies new and old are coming together to define the future of food. Food is at the epicentre of exponential technological transformation and already...
