Mathias Behn Bjornhof asks a workshop question: what will have actually happened in ten years? Most people assume little changes, but looking back always reveals massive shifts in how society lives and works. Hindsight is 20/20, but foresight stays blurry.
So a question I often ask also in my workshops, my courses that I teach, is that looking back 10 years, just 10 years from now, like what has happened actually? We kind of think that not a lot happened in the last 10 years, but then we look back and really unfold and say, okay, there's actually been massive changes to society, the way we live and work, just since forget it so fast. And it all seems so clear in hindsight. That's also the problem, like hindsight is 20/20, foresight is more ambiguous in that sense, right?
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