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- The Age Blogs: Management Line
  Posted by SoxFirst
  Predicting the future is risky but there are patterns telling us what's ahead.
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- The future of futurology
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  Will Osama Bin Laden be caught in 2008? Will George Bush pardon Lewis "Scooter" Libby? The prediction markets are already taking bets. But predicting the future is not what it used to be.
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- Mission impossible: predicting the future
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  Predicting the future is impossible. Often, managers are too busy to pay attention to the things we know that they don't know but these are often the very things that get them into trouble. Dealing the future means changing the way we think.
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- 2006 Predictions from Cringely
  Posted by Jeff from PBS
  1) This one is easy: Apple will eventually announce all the products they were supposed to have announced at this week's MacWorld show, but didn't, including a bunch of media content deals, a huge expansion of .Mac to one TERABYTE per month of download capacity per user, a new version of the Front Row DVR application, and two new Intel Macs with huge plasma displays, but with keyboards and mice as options -- literally big-screen TVs that just happen to be computers, too.
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