Two New Homes for My Global Conversations
Two new partnerships, one shared goal, expanding the global conversation about how we prepare, not predict, tomorrow.
{Podcast} Beyond the Plug: What Solar Roofs on Cars Teach Us About Our Failure to Think Broadly
When Nissan began testing roof-mounted solar panels on its EVs, the world asked, Will it work? Morris Misel argues that’s the wrong question. The future of mobility and of business, won’t belong to one technology but to many. This is how leaders can see the next signal before it scales.
When Your Bed Goes Offline: What the Smart-Sleep Era Says About the Future of Wellness
Fifteen years ago, Morris Misel told a mattress board that beds would evolve from passive comfort to active wellness systems. They laughed. Now smart beds track, heat, and even fail when the cloud goes down. Here’s what that shift reveals about the future of wellness and how to prepare for it.
ChatGPT Atlas Just Changed How We Work, Search and Decide And Most People Haven’t Noticed Yet
While most of the world slept, OpenAI launched ChatGPT Atlas, a browser that doesn’t just display the internet, it thinks alongside it. In this foresight piece, Morris Misel explores what this quiet revolution means for human behaviour, business strategy, and the future of search
{Podcast} The Future of You, Me and Medicine: When Your Body Gets a Health Score
The future of medicine is becoming personal again. From compounding to computing, Morris Misel explores how immune health scores, AI, and HUMAND collaboration will redefine what it means to be healthy and who decides.
{Podcast} Have We Outsourced Thinking to AI?
Morris Misel asks whether, in an age of algorithms and automation, we’ve begun outsourcing our most human act, thinking. A foresight reflection on how to reclaim independent thought.
