
The upcoming
BBC series "Visions of the Future" has evoked two very different responses: One site, in the Women's Section of the UK TimesOnline hails "
Welcome to the New Body Shop" and presents a fairly positive outlook on what science and technology will be able to contribute to the future. The other article, in the UK Telegraph, "
And we will have the power of gods" presents a cautionary-beware-of-hubris outlook.
Is this merely a difference in reporting styles between the newspapers or representative of how different people look at the same news and see different things?
[Addendum, November 15, 2007: FutureNerd Steve Witham has some interesting things to say
about ways of thinking about the future. Check his blog(s) at
http://toesfirst.blogspot.comand the
IS Group].
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