The Future of Almost Everything

THE FUTURE OF BIOGRAPHY

Social media is breathing new life into an esteemed literary genre

BY CHARLOTTE GRAY

THE FUTURE OF DIVERSITY

Why a collective dialogue on race remains impossible

BY ANDRAY DOMISE

THE FUTURE OF SEX

What if the key to intimacy lies with robots?

BY KATE SLOAN

THE FUTURE OF TRAVEL

The world may be shrinking, but we’ll never tire of leaving home

BY PICO IYER

THE FUTURE OF FOOD

Forget the foodies—the future is fast food

BY CHRIS NUTTALL-SMITHE

THE FUTURE OF EXPLORATION

In the age of Google Maps, what’s left to discover?

BY KATE HARRIS

THE FUTURE OF NATURE

Why I still think we can save the world

BY DAVID SUZUKI

THE FUTURE OF CITIES

The perfect urban space was invented thousands of years ago

BY TARAS GRESCOE

THE FUTURE OF TV

What is must-see TV at a time when everyone watches alone?

BY ADAM STERNBERGH

THE FUTURE OF THE FUTURE

What our predictions say about us

BY DAN FALK

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