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approximate contents #6

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opened 2014-12-11 17:10:53 +00:00 by nik · 2 comments
nik commented 2014-12-11 17:10:53 +00:00
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while we are working out the authors () a publisher () and a title (), the potential contents are taking shape;

  • intro
  • what we talk about when we talk about scenarios (futures?)
  • something about card games & chaneling randomness
  • prehersal pocket guide (annotated and condensed)
  • something from Scott Smith (" Somewhere between conversations and practice there is sure to be something new—and maybe even interesting.")
  • etc+

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while we are working out the authors (#1) a publisher (#3) and a title (#4), the potential contents are taking shape; - intro - what we talk about when we talk about scenarios (futures?) - something about card games & chaneling randomness - prehersal pocket guide (annotated and condensed) - something from Scott Smith (" Somewhere between conversations and practice there is sure to be something new—and maybe even interesting.") - etc+ see also - https://repo.fo.am/foam/futurist-fieldguide/wikis/home - http://lib.fo.am/future_fabulators/futurist_fieldguide
nik commented 2015-05-18 15:15:27 +00:00
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Status changed to closed

Status changed to closed
nik commented 2015-05-18 15:15:27 +00:00
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mostly superseeded and further detailed at http://lib.fo.am/future_fabulators/futurist_fieldguide

mostly superseeded and further detailed at http://lib.fo.am/future_fabulators/futurist_fieldguide
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