The Futurist

Issue Date: 09/01/1993

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1. Drowning in preconceptions. Maybe you have heard the story about the two frogs in the meadow who had the misfortune of jumping into a paid of milk left ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 2. Creative Computer Software for Strategic Thinking and Decision Making: A... By Robert J. Thierauf. Quorum Books. 1993. 321 pages. Available from the Futurist Bookstore for $49.95 ($44.95 for Society members), cat. no. B-1690. To order, ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 3. AIDS and institutions: institutions are failing to meet the challenge of... Institutions are failing to meet the challenge of the AIDS epidemic Despite the toll that the HIV/ AIDS epidemic has taken on the people of ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 4. Feeling good, working hard: employers care more about employees' health. Employers care more about employees' health Workplaces are getting healthier. That is the word from a recent survey by the U.S. Public Health Service, which ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 5. Curing brain ailments: brain researchers say effective new treatments... Health Brain researchers say effective new treatments possible by the year 2000 Migraine headaches, substance abuse, strokes, depression, and memory loss are among the most ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 6. Wetlands versus population growth: as U.S. population grows, wetlands... Environment As U.S. population grows, wetlands shrink The continental United States lost more than half of its original wetlands in a 200-year period, according to ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 7. World war: four scenarios: ethnic strife and "engineers for hire" among... International Ethnic strife and "engineers for hire" among most-dangerous scenarios The end of the Cold War did not end all wars--it merely changed the paradigm ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 8. Tokyo: top metropolis: Japanese capital overtakes Mexico City as the... Tokyo has now overtaken Mexico City as the largest city on Earth, according to a recent United Nations study. The U.N. Population Division's World Urbanization ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 9. Bionic eyes: both humans and robots could receive improved vision via a... A computer chip with the power of a supercomputer, but small enough to fit in your eye, may someday enable the blind to see and ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 10. Space race to marketplace: spinoffs from space technology land on earth. Spinoffs from space technology land on Earth Bicycle helmets, water-purification systems, and a stress-reducing executive chair are among the many commercial products that have "landed" ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
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