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The MIRED World in The Anthropocene c / Our perceptions and predictions for the future have long been coupled with default mindsets we rarely seek to question. But what if instead we were to consider the future from the perspective of cautious criticality, rather than a default mindset of optimism/progress, and over the course of an entire epoch, rather than neatly bookended into the next calendar year?
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