Articles & Essays

Developing a better future together isn’t, something that will happen automatically, whether we develop technology further or just write a lot…

Our goal is to establish an enduring private space program that opens the path for you to travel in space. Within fifteen years, you will be able to take a two-week trip to the moon at a price you would expect to pay for the luxury-class European capital tour. The name of the mission is The Artemis Project.

Fancy flying to work in a taxi? Or stumbling into a cab after a heavy night out, only to find yourself nauseous, and in suspended several hundred feet above the ground? If you answered yes (and of course you did), you’re in luck, as it appears that the first flying cars are hovering into view, en route from the world of tomorrow.

A big movie with commentary on classism, overpopulation, the trajectory of healthcare in the modern world, and the integration of technology and humanity, Elysium pushes you to think about what kind of future we’re making in the world, and it does all this with a very cool aesthetic while still embracing the big summer blockbuster feeling. 

Technology is a mixed blessing. It can help us to connect, to communicate with people from all over the world, but we can lose ourselves in our machines and ignore the people sat beside us. We have all this wealth, all these gadgets, but they’re no good if we destroy the environment, work ourselves to death or forget to live. We need balance.