Future Theory Alex Corren

In this episode of the Future Theory podcast I share some valuable mental frameworks that can help us to embrace a new paradigm. 

So many of the tactics and solutions that we'll need to adopt are not  entertained in the 'mainstream', which makes perfect sense considering that it has been mainstream thought that has brought us to this very messy position we're in today.

By recognizing the limitations of our own understanding and fully acknowledging the cycles that are inherent to scientific progress, we can better prepare oureselves to embrace change.

The new concepts, technologies and ways of being that constitute a better existence for us all here on planet Earth are a lot easier to digest when we understand that the good stuff lies in the fringes, waiting patiently to replace the dominant paradigm.

It's up to us to weave together the best of what's out there, to usher in the alternative paradigm that will replace the dominant paradigm that's currently failing us.



Website: FutureTheory.Life

Twitter: @_FutureTheory

In this flagship episode of the Future Theory podcast I provide a general overview of the type of material that will be discussed and a framework of thought for what’s to come. I also give a bit of an introduction about myself and why I’ve decided to create this project.

“You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.” - Buckminster Fuller
Future Theory is all about coherently weaving together that new model. It's about connecting the practical physical and metaphysical tools needed to collectively build the more beautiful world of abundance and resilience for all of us here on Earth.

If we want to be the change in this world we need to be clear about what needs changing and what solutions exist for us to actively embody as we walk forth into our co-created future.



Website: FutureTheory.Life

Twitter: @_FutureTheory



Episode artwork by the talented visionary artist Mark Henson | MarkHensonArt.com