“Screen Thoughts”
Inside the Mind of a
Wandering Futurist!
A short daily email from Futurist Jim Carroll of
the esoteric, thoughtful, or truly mind-boggling
things he’s seen along the way.
ScreenThoughts is a tiny daily email with 7-10 screenshots and images of things that Futurist Jim Carroll has ‘seen along the way.’
They’ll include the esoteric, the thoughtful, sometimes mind-boggling, or just plain weird observations that Jim Carroll has as he continually researches the future.
Some will make you laugh, others will cause you to think “hmmm…” and a few will make you think, ‘wow!’
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Recent 'Screen Thoughts' Posts
Screen Thoughts #17 : “The AI Issue – Making Machines that Sometimes Think!”
Screen Thoughts! A short daily email from Futurist Jim Carroll on trends and other stuff. Please feel free to share
Screen Thoughts #16: “Clear & Present Dangers, Early Zoom Etiquette and an Irreverent Success List”
Screen Thoughts! A short daily email from Futurist Jim Carroll on trends and other stuff. Please feel free to share
Screen Thoughts #15 – “A General Car Fault, Collaborative Science, and Old CEO’s”
Screen Thoughts! A short daily email from Futurist Jim Carroll on trends and other stuff. Please feel free to share
Screen Thoughts #14 – “The Vaccine Edition”
Screen Thoughts! A short daily email from Futurist Jim Carroll on trends and other stuff. Please feel free to share
Screen Thoughts #13: “Hollywood Disrupted, R < 1 and Dude's Got a Jetpack!"
Screen Thoughts! A short daily email from Futurist Jim Carroll on trends and other stuff. Please feel free to share
Screen Thoughts #12: “Reality Check, Angry Lego and That Vision Thing!”
Screen Thoughts! A short daily email from Futurist Jim Carroll on trends and other stuff. Please feel free to share
Screen Thoughts #11: “The Deconstruction Edition – Healthcare, Bananas and Bad Code”
Screen Thoughts! A short daily email from Futurist Jim Carroll on trends and other stuff. Please feel free to share
Screen Thoughts #10: “A Shortage of Fridges, Consistency Kills, and a Calming Corner”
Screen Thoughts! A short daily email from Futurist Jim Carroll on trends and other stuff. Please feel free to share
Screen Thoughts #9: “Code that Thinks, Cooler Heads, and Party On Garth!”
Screen Thoughts! A short daily email from Futurist Jim Carroll on trends and other stuff. Please feel free to share
Screen Thoughts #8: “Cognitive Misers, Mastering Complexity, and How Canadians Riot”
Screen Thoughts! A short daily email from Futurist Jim Carroll on trends and other stuff. Please feel free to share
Screen Thoughts #7: “2021 Rising, Cold Birds and Small Dogs!”
Screen Thoughts! A short daily email from Futurist Jim Carroll on trends and other stuff. Please feel free to share
Screenthoughts #6: “Exponential Stuff, Sewbots, and a Playground Pic!”
Screen Thoughts! A short daily email from Futurist Jim Carroll on trends and other stuff. Please feel free to share
Screen Thoughts #5: “Exponentiating knowledge, the economics of solar, and a flat-earth astronaut!”
Screen Thoughts! A short daily email from Futurist Jim Carroll on trends and other stuff. Please feel free to
Screen Thoughts #4: “Facial recognition for cows, 3d printing human organs, and snowplow failure!”
Screen Thoughts! A short daily email from Futurist Jim Carroll on trends and other stuff. Please feel free to
Screen Thoughts #3: “Legacy is not a guarantee, energy math and Comdex ’93!”
Screen Thoughts! A short daily email from Futurist Jim Carroll on trends and other stuff. Please feel free to
Screen Thoughts #2: “The VP of The Status Quo, Hot Sauce Please! and Scaling Fast!”
Screen Thoughts! A short daily email from Futurist Jim Carroll on trends and other stuff. Please feel free to
“Screen Thoughts” #1 – Covid Bubble Cars, Sky-Cycling and Tesla Math!
Screen Thoughts! A short daily email from Futurist Jim Carroll on trends, or other stuff. Please feel free to
Announcing “ScreenThoughts” -> My Newest Daily Short Email -: “Inside the Mind of A Wandering Futurist!”
I'm starting a short little newsletter on December 28, 2020. It's a simple read - because its' mostly pictures!
