Designed for Tomorrow
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This document discusses how mindsets are shifting from scarcity to abundance due to technological progress. It notes that the cost of technologies like computing, transportation, and communication have decreased exponentially over the past century while lifespan, food costs, and other resources have increased. It argues we are moving from an industrial to information age where available resources and attention are abundant rather than scarce. The youth now growing up in this environment will shape our future through their curiosity, creativity, and ability to adapt to rapid change.
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- 1. Designed for Tomorrow Jeremy Tai Abbett Creative Evangelist, Google @jeremytai
- 2. @jeremytai HAVE THE BIGGEST STAKE IN OUR FUTURE DIRECTION Youth
- 3. @jeremytai Photo: Derek K. Miller Stories are how we understand our world Technology is how we choose our stories
- 4. @jeremytai Rate of Change You are here Disappointment Chaos/ Amazement Photo: Gabriel Santiago Linear vs. Exponential
- 5. @jeremytai Declining Costs x Increasing Capabilities 3D PRINTING / INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS / DRONES / SOLAR / SENSORS / BIOTECH / NEUROTECH / MEDICINE
- 6. @jeremytai
- 8. @jeremytai Industrial AgeMindsets of Scarcity
- 9. @jeremytai I do believe in the horse. The automobile is no more than a transitory phenomenon.” “ - Emperor Wilhelm II, last German Emperor & King of Prussia
- 10. @jeremytai
- 11. @jeremytai@jeremytai Heavier-than-air flying machines are impossible.” - Lord William Thomson Kelvin, Mathematician and Physicist, 1895 “
- 13. @jeremytai There is no reason for any individuals to have a computer in their home.” “ - Ken Olsen, Founder and President of DEC, 1977
- 14. @jeremytai
- 15. @jeremytai Innovators Early Adopters Early Majority Late Majority Laggards Child's View Curiosity & creativity
- 16. @jeremytai Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has.” “ - Margaret Mead, Cultural Anthropologist
- 18. @jeremytai Information AgeMindsets of Abundance Artist: Alexandre Le Guillou
- 19. Progress Over the past 100 years
- 20. 2x Average human life span Photo: Thomas Leuthard
- 21. 10x Childhood mortality Photo: Thomas Leuthard
- 22. 10x Cost of food Photo: Thomas Leuthard
- 23. 100x Cost of transportation Photo: Mislav Marohnić
- 26. @jeremytai
- 27. @jeremytai $29 Million Money Follows Attention From 2012 - 2014 $100 Million
- 28. @jeremytai
- 29. @jeremytai For the Win (FTW) Developed in 2009, sold in 2014 $0 $2.5 Billion
- 30. @jeremytai Innovators Early Adopters Early Majority Late Majority Laggards Value Driven Price Driven Child's View Curiosity & creativity
- 31. @jeremytai As a result of how modern society works, I managed to somehow earn a shit-ton of money.” “ - Markus “Notch” Persson, Founder of Minecraft
- 33. @jeremytai The youthful spirit is about curiosity Ask questions and find new challenges
- 34. Food 1
- 35. Mobility 2
- 36. Entertainment 3
- 37. Communication 4
- 38. @jeremytai Neal Stephenson The Diamond Age, 2000 Daniel Suarez Daemon, 2006 Ernest Cline Ready Player One, 2011
- 39. @jeremytai Ridley Scott Blade Runner, 1982 Spike Jonze Her, 2013 Mike Mills Project Los Altos , 2013
- 40. @jeremytai
- 41. @jeremytai
- 42. @jeremytai All progress depends on the unreasonable man.” “ - George Bernard Shaw, Irish Playwright
- 43. @jeremytai Yesterday Today Tomorrow Create & Empathize Develop & Adapt Find & Wait
- 44. @jeremytai For a glimpse of the future look at how children grow up today rather than technology. Spørsmål? Jeremy Tai Abbett Creative Evangelist jeremytai@google.com @jeremytai Film: Mike Mills, A Mind Forever Voyaging Through Strange Seas of Thought Alone: Silicon Valley Project