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A foresight and futures research journal with weeknotes from a Malmö-based writer, combining personal reflection, reading notes and essays on speculative design and the culture of technology. Readers get long-form essays on futures thinking alongside informal notes on books, links and upcoming events.
Personal newsletter from David Nuñez, a designer and explorer who builds small experiments and speculative artifacts at the intersection of technology and human life. Issues cover a puppy-tracking app he built for his household and reflections on how people talk to machines, drawing on the history of phone phreaking.
A collection of speculative and critical essays on design, systems thinking and organizational ideology, drawn from a design research collective. Readers get abstract, philosophical takes on design's future, memory and BCI prototypes, though the writing is often dense and experimental.
Strikepod Systems is a newsletter imagining small, drone-like naval strike platforms, presented through a manifesto, analysis of anti-surface warfare effects, and expeditionary operations concepts. Readers get speculative military design and tactical thinking framed as a fictional or concept-driven defense company.
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