Stephanie Malia Krauss
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first heard Jul 2021
last heard Nov 2023
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It's a reshuffling and and making that a a top tier priority.
Oh my gosh, I love this chapter so much because I learned so much about it.
And I think that you're right.
Being a parent of differently wired kids, there's such a like
one of my kids is such a fatalist and the idea of like imagining possible futures for himself.
Is really hard.
And so for this chapter, I got to actually talk to professional futurists trained in sort of looking out like a meteorologist will predict the weather.
Their job is to predict the future and to help advise people on the kinds of decisions to make.
And it just so happened that the two futurists, the future forecasters who I talked to were also parents.
One was a grandparent and then one was a mom with a school age kid.
As we were talking, we were also lamenting how many global problems like climate have become very personal and proximate for these kids.
They are directly impacted by public health issues, by political issues, by environmental issues in ways that can feel crushing.
And it means that they have to be able to see themselves as what I talk about in the book, an author Zoeell calls solutionaries, that they are actually a part of being able to make change in what can feel like the intractable problems of their life.
And we see this with any of our kids who have gone through cognitive behavioral therapy or exposure therapy as well, as like we're gonna show up in these really uncomfortable moments and we're gonna imagine a different outcome and we're gonna do things, make practices and headway.
into that.
And so I actually think that there's huge hope for our differently wired kids flourishing in this uncertain, volatile future because the world has kind of always felt a little bit uncertain and volatile to them and and disrupted.
They're a little more more adept in handling the disruption.
So this future forecasting are the actual steps that futurists take.
where they choose a problem or an idea and then they imagine all of the possible scenarios that could happen, you know, imagining sort of these possible futures.
So if you were thinking about a class, it could be what will schools look like in 2060.
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