futurism
- noun
- /ˈfjuːtʃərɪzəm/
- Many educators believe that teaching futurism can help students prepare for the challenges of tomorrow.
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Watch on YouTubeAnd that future is one of maybe curiosity and looking forward and futurism and technology.
- And that future is one of maybe curiosity and looking forward and futurism and technology.
- One, and you've talked a lot about futurism and considering our potential descendants behaviour as we move forward.
- Anarchism, reactionism, socialism, futurism, you name it.
- And I think that is being shown right now and will continue to be shown as we're on this like exponential growth curve of innovation and futurism.
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A curriculum of futurism in vocational education must be given ample consideration.
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And that future is one of maybe curiosity and looking forward and futurism and technology.
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And the whole idea of like progress and, and futurism in a lot of thinkers is based on the idea of actually destroying the past.
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I think those albums had a real like air of almost futurism about them, which you just didn't see from most of the bands.
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One, and you've talked a lot about futurism and considering our potential descendants behaviour as we move forward.
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Futurism in vocational education will stress a quality curriculum to assist each student in attaining optimally.
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In discussions about art, futurism is often described as an approach that prioritizes future possibilities over past traditions.
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The concept of futurism encourages people to focus on innovations that could improve society in the years to come.
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An early 20th century Russian art movement mixing Cubism and Futurism in painting and sculpture
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Etymology
Futurism comes from the word future meaning 'what will be' and the ending -ism meaning 'belief or system'. So futurism is the idea or attitude that the future matters most, rather than the past or present.