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Professor James Bosco will overview the themes explored, the issues identified and the questions answered and unanswered.

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thought we were about to engage in futuraology. have a sense of expectations realised.

“it is much easier to talk about the future than the present” Around the table we have tried to discern the present - where are we now, what changes now. Try looking where we have come to get a partial sense of where we are. the issue of the future becomes relevant when we say

SO WHAT?
The future of Monday ***

The number of people whose lives are directly affected by those in this room. We can’t change the world but we can change a big chunk.

The question is also to what extent do we leave here with a better sense of ideas, what we take and what we leave behind. What we might have thought but really isn’t as valuable as relevant?

This way we did for us is what we should be doing with other people.

The notion of risk-taking. Many are ready to take risks as long as they are safe risks.
I have rarely seen instances of people being punished for doing the same thing. I have seen lots of instances of people being punished for breaking out of the rut!
Risk means there is a chance we will fail. The bigger the jump, the harder the fall - if we fall. We need to take the risks and do it much better.

The only thing that sustains me is the company of colleagues who want to share beliefs about what they want to accomplish.

Horsemann - American educator
“Be ashamed to die until you have won one victory for humanity”

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