5 April 2026
The idea of an orbital elevator has lived on the edge of plausibility for decades: technically conceivable, economically out of reach. That constraint is now the real barrier. Not physics. Not engineering fundamentals. Funding, coordination, and long-range commitment. So the useful question...
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1 April 2026
We live in a system optimised for immediacy. Quarterly earnings dictate corporate behaviour. Election cycles shape political decision-making. Social media compresses attention spans into seconds. Across markets and governments alike, success is increasingly measured by what can be delivered now, not...
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21 November 2025
The world of work is undergoing the most significant upheaval since the Industrial Revolution. Automation, robotics, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are reshaping the job market at a pace that challenges governments, businesses, and workers alike.
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3 September 2025
Artificial intelligence (AI) is advancing at breathtaking speed, but with it comes an urgent question: how do we keep AI aligned with human values? A new study published in Electronics on August 8, 2025, offers a fresh way to understand the risks.
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27 August 2025
When most people hear "Long Range Foundation," they think of Robert A. Heinlein's classic science fiction novel Time for the Stars. In it, a wealthy non-profit funds projects so ambitious and so long-term that no government or company would dare attempt them.
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