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Welcome to my website!
DutchDreams.net is a weblog focussed on dreaming up a bright future and anticipating the long term challenges facing us.
New readers might want to check out a brief history and the power of dreams to find out more about the ideas behind his website.
Feel free to join the conversation, but please be civil.
Enjoy!

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Revamping the site


Yes, posting has been very light to say the least. This will not improve for at least a month. Since the start of this weblog, I have been experimenting with this new medium and learning how to use it. In the process I've made a lot of mistakes and have strayed quite a bit from the original path I had in mind for DutchDreams.net. To sum things up, this site has been a "beta release" for the real thing, meant to allow me to experiment and to do things right only after a while.
So now I think the time has come for me to implement what I've learned. Next February this site will celebrate it's first birthday. I plan to have a "version 1.0" up and running somewhere that month.
What will change? The main part of this site will be dedicated to what I call dreams. Read the quote in the header or remember the famous speech by Martin Luther King. More mundane, day-to-day thoughts will probably find their place in a separate weblog. I'll also be changing the site design and maybe add some features. It's all very much a work in progress though, so I'm not yet sure how it will all turn out in the end. Suggestions on how to improve the site are of course very welcome...

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Mapping the global future

The National Intelligence Counsel of the US dreamed up the likely world in 2020. Read the results here (bulky pdf), over a hundred pages worth of scenarios for the future...

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ComTech review

The new Community Tech review is online. Lots of interesting stuff...

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Automotive Dreams

Tim Leuliette made an interesting speech on the future of the automobile industry, oil and the hydrogen economy.

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