What About the Future? pp 141-147 | Cite as
Attitudes, Expectations, and the Future
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In this chapter, we return to psychological ideas, portraying the future as a tension between our expectations and unfolding realities. Discussed are the “singularity,” the expected end of Moore’s Law, technological transitions, and the changing role of brands.
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