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Future Thinking Lab explores the ideas shaping how we think, work, and live in a rapidly changing world.
Each episode takes one big question—about psychology, technology, AI, society, or human behavior—and breaks it down through research, books, stories, and thought experiments.
No hype. No generic summaries. Just interesting ideas, explored deeply enough to make you see the world a little differently.
Welcome to Future Thinking Lab.
Each episode takes one big question—about psychology, technology, AI, society, or human behavior—and breaks it down through research, books, stories, and thought experiments.
No hype. No generic summaries. Just interesting ideas, explored deeply enough to make you see the world a little differently.
Welcome to Future Thinking Lab.
Juontajat:
Päivitä taajuus:
semiweekly
Keskimääräinen äänen pituus:
13 minutes
Englanti
Yhdysvallat
10 jaksoa
vuodesta 1. syyskuuta 2026
episodic
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AI may look like software, but underneath it is an enormous physical machine. Every intelligent answer requires chips, memory, electricity, cooling, networking and factories. In this episode, Bryan explores the hidden infrastructure behind the AI boom—from high-bandwidth memory and advanced packagi…
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We have access to more information than any generation before us, yet making good decisions hasn’t become easier. News, opinions, predictions and AI-generated content compete constantly for our attention. This episode explores how to separate meaningful signals from persuasive noise. Instead of fol…
When we were younger, friendship happened almost automatically. We attended the same schools, shared the same routines and saw the same people every day. Adulthood removes that structure—and suddenly every friendship requires planning. In this episode, Bryan explores why adult loneliness is often a…
AI doesn’t need to replace your entire profession to disrupt your career. If one AI-assisted employee can produce twice as much, companies may simply need fewer people. In this episode, Bryan explains why jobs are bundles of tasks, which kinds of work are becoming cheaper, and why judgment, domain …
You finally earn the salary you once dreamed about—so why don’t you feel rich? Rent, housing and lifestyle costs keep rising, while social media constantly shows people who appear to have more. In this episode, Bryan explores the difference between income and real wealth, why visible consumption di…
If everyone can write, code, and create with AI, what will people still pay for?
When intelligence becomes cheaper to access, value may shift toward things that remain difficult: understanding real problems, checking answers, earning trust, and reaching the right people.
In this episode of Future T…
You give good advice. Ask thoughtful questions. Try to help. So why do people still shut down?
Maybe you’re answering a question they never asked.
In this episode of Future Thinking Lab, Bryan explores Dexter Dias’s The Ten Types of Human to uncover the competing drives behind connection, conflict,…
What if your future isn’t something you’re supposed to discover—but something you can design?
Inspired by Designing Your Life by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans, this episode explores how design thinking can help you build a better career and life through experiments instead of perfect plans. We cover …
Everyone seems to be ahead. They chose their career earlier, specialized faster, and seem to know exactly where they're going. Meanwhile, you're still exploring, changing direction, and wondering whether you're wasting time.
But what if you're not behind?
Inspired by David Epstein’s Range, this epi…
What if the “average person” you’ve been comparing yourself to doesn’t actually exist?
In this episode, we explore the ideas behind Todd Rose’s The End of Average and why judging ourselves through averages, rankings, and standard timelines can give us a distorted picture of who we really are.
From …
Vastuuvapautusilmoitus: Tälle sivulle upotettu podcast ja kuvitus ovat peräisin Bryan:ltä, joka on sen omistajan omaisuutta, eikä se ole sidoksissa Listen Notes, Inc:n tukemaan.
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