The document discusses trends and predictions for the future of various topics including food, water, sleep, love, health, security, family, work, and self. For each topic, it outlines challenges such as increased scarcity of resources, lifestyle stresses, and societal changes. However, it also expresses hope for addressing these challenges through innovations like sustainable farming, water purification technologies, education, and embracing modern realities. The overall message is that while needs remain constant, technology and contexts change, but with awareness and action issues can be addressed.

1. The Future of
Everything

2. Charbel

3. Who we are

4. We provide short, practical and skill specific courses for people or companies to upgrade
their capabilities in design and emerging technology for individuals and teams.
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The Future of Everything | 12 January 2017

5. Our pillars
The Future of Everything | 12 January 2017
VOCATIONAL
TRAINING
SOCIAL
ENTERPRISE
ACT
THOUGHT
LEADERSHIP
EARLY
EDUCATION

6. The Future of Everything | 12 January 2017
- I give a sh*t about
- People
- The world
- Education
- Mostly people
My superpowers

7. Today we’re
talking about …

8. The Future of Everything | 12 January 2017
The
future …

9. … of
everything …

10. The Future of Everything | 12 January 2017
… almost
everything

11. Our needs
don’t change

12. Maslow’s hierarchy of needs

13. Sense of survival

14. Sense of place

15. Sense of community

16. Sense of self

17. Sense of purpose

18. NEW: sense of connectivity
NOMOPHOBIA

19. Needs
don’t change

20. Materials
improve

21. Technology
advances

22. Contexts
change

23. Fortunes
alter

24. Desires
shift

25. Expectations
increase

26. Needs
don’t change

27. The future of
food

28. “I saw few die of hunger.
Of eating, a hundred
thousand.”
- Benjamin Franklin

29. More, more
MORE

30. Fast, cheap
& brown.

31. Mothered
nature

32. Supply-chain
terrorism

33. 2050:
+35%

34. 2050:
9 billion people

35. Chronic
shortage

36. Time
poor

37. Too
poor

38. Pathological
consumption

39. Body
stress

40. There’s
hope

41. Food
education

42. Early
participation

43. Communal
eating

44. Ugly
food

45. Plant
based

46. Sustainable
farming

47. Super
foods

48. 3D
printing

49. Vertical
farms

50. The future of
water

51. “Water is the driving force
of all nature.”
- Leonardo da Vinci

52. Global
contamination

53. 2050:
+35%

54. 2050:
9 billion people

55. Water
scarcity

56. 40%
shortage

57. Wealthier
population

58. Eating
more meat

59. Land
stress

60. Requires
more water

61. There’s
hope

63. Solar
pods

64. Fog
harvesting

65. Portable
purification

66. Water
chip

67. The future of
sleep

68. “Sleep is the best
meditation.”
- Dalai Lama

69. Sleep
stress

70. Racing
thoughts

71. Insomnia
anxiety

72. Bad
dreams

73. Staying
awake

75. There’s
hope

76. Lucid
dreaming …

77. … via 40hz
Electroshock

78. Regulate
sleep

79. Brain
hacks

80. BMAL1
DEC2

81. Power
siesta

82. The future of
love & sex

83. “Sex is emotion in
motion.”
- Mae West

84. Sexual
apathy

85. Got
headache?

86. ’Til
death …

87. Sexual
ADHD

88. It’s
complicated

89. It’s
messy

90. There’s
hope

92. Love
hotels

93. Buy
the hour

94. Romance
is back

95. Modern
courting

96. Modern
feminism

97. Polygamy
returns

98. Modern
realities

99. Robot
relations

100. The future of
health

101. Increased
lifespan

102. Decreased
wellbeing

103. Lifestyle
stresses

104. More
medications

105. There’s
hope

106. Education

107. Self
diagnosis

108. “Be careful about reading
health books. You may
die of a misprint.”
- Mark Twain

109. 3D printing
medication

110. 3D printing
ability

111. Self
repair?

112. Data
access

113. Electro
diagnoses

114. Big
data

115. Robo
surgery

116. The future of
security

117. Fear for
self

118. Fear for
identity

119. Fear for
security

120. Family
fears

121. Violence.
Still?

122. Eternal
wars

123. Fear the
unfamiliar

126. “To fight fear, act. To
increase fear - wait, put
off postpone.”
- David Joseph Schwartz

127. There’s
hope

129. Education

130. Show
support

131. Pay
attention

132. Speak
out

135. The future of
family

136. Parenting
pains

137. Feeling
isolated

138. Money
strains

139. Cost
of care

140. Time
poor

141. Work,
work, work …

142. Mortgage
stress

143. Divorce
rising

144. Unplanned
pregnancy

145. Crowded
planet

146. There’s
hope

148. Education

149. Being
single

150. Single
being

151. Modern
family

152. Robot
nanny

153. Virtual
family

154. Sea
change

155. Planet
change

156. The future of
work

157. Long
hours

158. Changing
organisations

159. Increased
automation

160. Income
inequality

161. There’s
hope

162. Micro
industries

163. Services
booming

164. 7 billion
corporations

165. Creative
class

166. In
demand
Ux Sd Vr

167. In
charge

168. The future of
self

169. Who
am I?

170. Where
am I?

171. Why
am I?

172. Techamphetamine

173. LIKE
me

174. There’s
hope

175. “Know thyself.”
- Ancient Greek aphorism

176. iMyselfMe

177. Being
conscious

178. Seeking
self

179. Seeking
tribe

180. Seeking
purpose

181. Being
anyone

182. Continual
learning

183. Self
aware

184. Self
esteem

185. Altered
reality

186. New
realities

187. Experiences
vs things

188. Ethics
explorers

189. Techno
Spirituality

190. Preserving
self

191. Trans
human

192. Transcend
biology

193. Your
role

194. “Is it wrong to want to
change the world?”

195. “It is your duty to change
the world, if you can.”
- Sidney Poitier

196. Thank you.
charbel@academyxi.com
@charbelxcharbel

197. See you
in the future.