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--- future_fabulators:scenario_building [2014-03-04 05:04] – [Scenario Building] maja
+++ future_fabulators:scenario_building [2014-03-04 05:12] – [Crowdsourced Futures] maja
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 <blockquote>Thinking through [scenario] stories, and talking in depth about their implications, brings each person’s unspoken assumptions about the future to the surface. Scenarios are thus the most powerful vehicles I know for challenging our ‘mental models’ about the world and lifting the ‘blinders’ that limit our creativity and resourcefulness.”</blockquote>
-Peter Schwartz, The Art of the Long View: Planning for the Future in an Uncertain World
+From: Peter Schwartz, The Art of the Long View: Planning for the Future in an Uncertain World
 <blockquote>... scenario writing (...) is fundamentally an act of evidence-based imagination" -Geoffrey Coyle </blockquote>
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 http://news.noahraford.com/?p=313
-==== Crowdsourced Futures ====
-"Next generation futures systems will therefore have to address the synthesis and interpretation of results in a way that is more substantial and useful than most crowdsourcing solutions today. At the same time, they will also need to engage the social dynamics of participation more directly; why people contribute, what they get out of it, and how it factors into the final product (which will most likely be for a very different, paying, audience)."
-http://noahraford.com/?p=1603
 ==== Scenarios and permaculture ====