Since the Industrial Revolution, we have been continuously transforming the Earth itself, leveraging the power of science and technology. In our pursuit of present-day convenience, we are leaving behind a legacy of “threats” for future generations. This phenomenon, known as the Great Acceleration, is leading to what we might call “future failure”—a state where we destroy ecosystems, deplete resources meant for future generations, and impose an enormous burden on those yet to come.

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What Does Future Design Aim for?

  • Tatsuyoshi Saijo

摘要

Since the Industrial Revolution, we have been continuously transforming the Earth itself, leveraging the power of science and technology. In our pursuit of present-day convenience, we are leaving behind a legacy of “threats” for future generations. This phenomenon, known as the Great Acceleration, is leading to what we might call “future failure”—a state where we destroy ecosystems, deplete resources meant for future generations, and impose an enormous burden on those yet to come.