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A habilidade mental que mudou a história da humanidade

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By Thomas Suddendorf, Jon Redshaw, Adam Bulley
| G1 Globo Verified
No início de 2020, na cidade alemã de Krefeld, uma mãe e suas duas filhas escreveram desejos de Ano Novo em seis lanternas de papel e as deixaram voar. A visão de lanternas subindo ao céu lentamente, iluminadas por velas no interior, seduziu as pessoas ao longo dos tempos. No entanto, quando esta família estava imaginando seu futuro, não previu o que aconteceria mais tarde naquela noite. As lanternas foram se afastando e finalmente chegaram à jaula de macacos no zoológico de Krefeld.
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Foresight: The mental talent that shaped the world

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By Thomas Suddendorf, Adam Bulley, Jon Redshaw
| BBC Verified
When humanity acquired the ability to imagine the future, it changed the trajectory of our species. But in the age of the Anthropocene, we need to harness this mental skill now more than ever, say the scientists Thomas Suddendorf, Jon Redshaw and Adam Bulley. At the start of 2020, a mother and her two daughters in Krefeld, Germany, wrote New Year's wishes on six paper lanterns and let them fly. The sight of slowly-ascending sky lanterns, lit by candles inside, has beguiled people through the ages.
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Should We Be Optimistic About the Future?

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By Thomas Suddendorf, Jonathan Redshaw, Adam Bulley
| Psychology Today Verified
After hundreds of millennia living in small clans armed with stone tools, in the past 10,000 years humans have gone from turning silica stone into axes to turning it into computer chips. With better foresight and coordination, we have created more and more machines, artifacts, and gadgets that are all around us, some of which are even speeding into interstellar space.
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