Sam Fraser
05-05-2010, 11:32 AM
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Trends in the economy, technology, and society – over the last 200 years – show that we’re within a few years of potentially the most transformative decade of the 21st century: the 2015 Maslow Window.
Featuring clusters of great human explorations (e.g., Lewis and Clark), macro-engineering projects (e.g., Panama Canal), and major wars (e.g., WWI), Maslow Windows are extraordinary 1960s-style decades driven by rhythmic, twice-per-century major economic booms. Powered by widespread affluence-induced ebullience, many people ascend Maslow’s hierarchy where their expanded worldviews make Apollo-style engineering projects and explorations seem not only intriguing, but momentarily almost irresistible.
The Decade 2010-2020, will feature the opening of potentially the most transformative, 1960s-style decade — in space and on Earth — of the 21st Century.
Here are 10 Space Trends for the Decade 2010-2020.
10. Long-term Economic Trends Point to the Opening of Potentially the Most Transformative Decade of the 21st Century
9. A Significant Military Crisis May Develop Early in the Decade (e.g., Iran) …
8. The Financial Panic of 2008 Signaled That We Were Within 6 years of a New, Apollo-Style, Global Space Age
7. The Cancellation of Constellation will Create New Worlds for Space Commercialization and for NASA
6. Affluence-Induced Ebullience will Drive Space-Related Expenditures to ~ $ 1 T (2007 USD) during 2015 to 2025
5. B-R-I-Cs are the Solid Foundation for a Grand Alliance for Space
4. We are the Beneficiaries of 60+ Years of Space Technology Development, and Are Capable of going to Mars, Developing the Moon, and/or Utilizing Space Resources in the Next Decade
3. The U.S. is Approaching Another Sputnik-style Crisis of Confidence in Education
2. President Obama is Creating the New Space Age — Another Golden Age of Prosperity, Exploration, and Technology
1. Potential Wildcards and the Bottomline for Space
More:
http://21stcenturywaves.com/2010/03/06/decastate-of-the-wave-10-space-trends-for-the-decade-2010-2020/ (WARNING: lots of links, hours of reading!)
Trends in the economy, technology, and society – over the last 200 years – show that we’re within a few years of potentially the most transformative decade of the 21st century: the 2015 Maslow Window.
Featuring clusters of great human explorations (e.g., Lewis and Clark), macro-engineering projects (e.g., Panama Canal), and major wars (e.g., WWI), Maslow Windows are extraordinary 1960s-style decades driven by rhythmic, twice-per-century major economic booms. Powered by widespread affluence-induced ebullience, many people ascend Maslow’s hierarchy where their expanded worldviews make Apollo-style engineering projects and explorations seem not only intriguing, but momentarily almost irresistible.
The Decade 2010-2020, will feature the opening of potentially the most transformative, 1960s-style decade — in space and on Earth — of the 21st Century.
Here are 10 Space Trends for the Decade 2010-2020.
10. Long-term Economic Trends Point to the Opening of Potentially the Most Transformative Decade of the 21st Century
9. A Significant Military Crisis May Develop Early in the Decade (e.g., Iran) …
8. The Financial Panic of 2008 Signaled That We Were Within 6 years of a New, Apollo-Style, Global Space Age
7. The Cancellation of Constellation will Create New Worlds for Space Commercialization and for NASA
6. Affluence-Induced Ebullience will Drive Space-Related Expenditures to ~ $ 1 T (2007 USD) during 2015 to 2025
5. B-R-I-Cs are the Solid Foundation for a Grand Alliance for Space
4. We are the Beneficiaries of 60+ Years of Space Technology Development, and Are Capable of going to Mars, Developing the Moon, and/or Utilizing Space Resources in the Next Decade
3. The U.S. is Approaching Another Sputnik-style Crisis of Confidence in Education
2. President Obama is Creating the New Space Age — Another Golden Age of Prosperity, Exploration, and Technology
1. Potential Wildcards and the Bottomline for Space
More:
http://21stcenturywaves.com/2010/03/06/decastate-of-the-wave-10-space-trends-for-the-decade-2010-2020/ (WARNING: lots of links, hours of reading!)