Here is a little bit of futuristic imaginings I did for ESRC/SAGE World in 2065 Competition, published at the ESRC’s Shaping Society blog. (There is another version at the Social Science Space blog.)
It has been such an amazing ride – many thanks to ESRC and SAGE for the opportunity!
(There are also some photos from the awards ceremony in the House of Commons here.)
Matjaz Vidmar is a postgraduate research student in The Institute for the Study of Science, Technology and Innovation; part of Science, Technology and Innovation Studies Subject Group in the School of Social and Political Science and Entrepreneurship and Innovation Group of Business School; at The University of Edinburgh
His main area of research is acceleration of business incubation and development of Space Sector in the UK and specifically in Scotland.
His piece ‘One Morning in 2065…’ finished in the top 10 of the ESRC’s writing competition, The World in 2065– in collaboration with academic publishers, SAGE. You can read it below:
One Morning in 2065…
‘Beep, beep, beep…The alarm goes off ringing – my personal assistant, Thor, is scheduled to wake me up as ever for 7.30am. Would be easy to hit the red button now, kill Thor off, and enjoy some more peaceful slumber next to my…
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