On the top of our minds right now are a range of topics where the common denominator is that we want to contribute to the ongoing discussion via real-life cases – and monetize as products and services. Talk without action is noise.
A list of things and areas that interest us is here:
- Sustainability in Business: How business systems that have been designed for endless and free externalities (as the economists say) can be (re)designed for facing a dynamic future with finite resources.
- Gamification: It´s fun to play, compete and collaborate. Gamification of serious subjects is a great way to communicate and show the impact of individual and collective actions (or lack of action). For us it´s simply Woodstock!
- Mono- & Multisensorial stimulation protocols: In short: What makes your brain tick and what we can do to control it? We explore the Venn-diagrammed areas of physics, physiology and chemistry. Breathing, light, sound, aromas…
- Dopamin-driven behavioral change: Exploring how gamification, gratification and personal and economic gains (and losses) may make the world a more pleasant habitat.
- Innovation & Regulation: Nowadays, in may parts of the Western World, the discussions in previous centuries about the relationship between Church & State has been transformed into a discussion on the dynamics between Innovation & Regulation. Innovation is required to tackle major challenges such as climate change, biodiversity depletion, resource scarcity, demographics (human population growth, ageing/young population) whereas Regulations are needed to create boundaries related to ethics, safety, data exploitation, value creation and so forth.
- Individual Freedom & The Common Good: An ongoing discussion in a world where soon (estimates say) up to 10 billion people have to live in some sort of co-existence (or no existence).
- Intellectual Property Rights: When AI-tools create patent application but are not allowed to file for them, only to evaluate them, based on already filed patent applications.
- Resource Scarcity: Do we have what we need?
More topics will most certainly be added in the future, and some of the topics will undoubtedly lose their relevance (for us, at least).