The Current Understanding Was That It Was

It Has Become Evident That The Primary Lesson Of The Study Of Evolution Is That All Evolution Is Coevolution: Every Organism Is Evolving In Tandem With The Organisms Around It.

The Most Certain Thing You Can Say About The Environment Tomorrow Is That It Probably Is Going To Be Just Like Today, For The Most Part.

Extrapolated, Technology Wants What Life Wants: Increasing Efficiency Increasing Opportunity Increasing Emergence Increasing Complexity Increasing Diversity Increasing Specialization Increasing Ubiquity Increasing Freedom Increasing Mutualism Increasing Beauty Increasing Sentience Increasing Structure Increasing Evolvability

Preserve The Core, And Let The Rest Flux. In Their Wonderful Bestseller Built To Last, Authors James Collins And Jerry Porras Make A Convincing Argument That Long-lived Companies Are Able To Thrive 50 Years Or More By Retaining A Very Small Heart Of Unchanging Values, And Then Stimulating Progress In Everything Else. At Times "everything" Includes Changing The Business The Company Operates In, Migrating, Say, From Mining To Insurance. Outside The Core Of Values, Nothing Should Be Exempt From Flux. Nothing.

Any Believable Prediction Will Be Wrong. Any Correct Prediction Will Be Unbelievable.