Written on
December 16, 2009 in
General
We’ll be away on holiday over the Christmas period and unable to update the site for the next week or so. Don’t worry though, we’ll be back in full force before the new year, bringing you all the news and thoughts you need on human progress and ethical behaviour around the globe!
In the meantime, if you haven’t done so already please do go through our back catalogue. There are some great posts hidden away in our archives and I’m sure you can find something that you haven’t seen before. We’ve got the tag cloud to the left which can let you choose by topic, or you can just use our search function to look for something you are particularly interested in.
So, we here at Future Conscience wish you all a very happy holiday! Enjoy the sun or snow, and come back after Christmas because we’ve got a surprise in store for you before the year is out!
Written on
October 15, 2009 in
General
Morning everyone! This evening I’ll be posting my blog post on climate change for Blog Action Day ’09 – so stay tuned for that later in the day.
Right now, however, I just wanted to send out a quick call to action and ask all of our wonderful readers to head over and vote for us for Rookie Blogger of the Year. Although the award is a small one relative to many of the more well-known blogging awards, we’re still very grateful for having been nominated and such recognition motivates us to continue bringing posts to you as often as possible. Thank you to Tycoon Blogger for feeling that we deserve such exposure.
So, if you enjoy Future Conscience and want to see us bring you even more for a long time to come please do head on over and vote for us!! You just have to choose the circle above our thumbnail, click vote, and then sit back and know that you have made us very happy!
Thank you everybody who has been reading us so far, it is for you that we continue to maintain and update this site.
Written on
August 9, 2009 in
General
Greetings and welcome to Future Conscience, where we will be looking at all forms of human progress and endeavour and asking the question ‘what do we want to be?’.
The past few hundred years have been a time of increasingly fast moving progress and it is time now to take a moment to consider just where this progress is heading. We’ll be looking at new technologies and scientific breakthroughs, religious ideologies and cultural paradigms, day-to-day lifestyle and social communication – all in an attempt to try and foster thought and dialogue around the direction that society may take in the future. By looking at human progress through the eye of a future conscience, hopefully we can create a better world for us all.
