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A future full of experimentation

Design is practical futurism. It is fundamentally about creating a future state that is preferable to the present

Top (L-R): Uber’s flying taxi prototype; still from the 2002 dystopian science-fiction action film, Equilibrium. Bottom (L-R): The digital grid promotes the notion that popular is right; we live in a world where we are more connected yet more private
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Top (L-R): Uber’s flying taxi prototype; still from the 2002 dystopian science-fiction action film, Equilibrium. Bottom (L-R): The digital grid promotes the notion that popular is right; we live in a world where we are more connected yet more private

Itu Chaudhuri
Design, as a thinking style, is starting to be recognised for its contribution to tackling today’s most complex problems. Its role may be even more important in the future, or the Future, that permanently fascinating horizon which occupies our dreams and fantasies. But not just in making the products and services of tomorrow. 

Design is practical futurism. It is fundamentally about creating a future state that is preferable to the present. In the everyday sense, the future in question may be very short range, and its impact may be incremental. But at the highest levels of practice, long-range problems are

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