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Strides in Neuroscience, coupled with Futures Studies, have the potential to complement one another in exploring how the brain thinks about the future and how we might anticipate disruption. This article explores disruption through anticipatory thinking and the lenses of both Futures and Neuroscience in bringing a cross-disciplinary approach to understanding how we think about futures and how Futures and Neuroscience might join forces to create broader insights and adapt futurist toolsets leading to better foresight models and data collection methods.

The work of futurist Graham Molitor presents examples of previously used methodologies to identify disruption and cumulative patterns of change. He offers foresight professionals a time-tested model to develop long-range futures.