As we face a global fuel crisis, what does it mean for the future of transportation?

In this anthropology of technology episode, we break down the global fuel crisis and the shift that’s happening underneath our transport systems. And we think it’s time to start thinking about how humans will move in the next era.

Using historical examples, like Henry Ford and the rise of mass production, we explore how transportation has always evolved and why we always look towards infrastructure to inject into our economies in times of hardship.

But what comes after cars, roads, and fuel as we know it? Let’s take a look into the future…

– Electric vehicles and autonomous transport

– Shared mobility and on-demand applications

– Flying cars, hoverboards, and personal aircrafts

– High-speed air travel and future infrastructure

– & even further to the outer edge: teleportation

This is a future-facing conversation grounded in anthropology, technology, and future systems thinking to explore not just what’s coming, but what it means to be human in a world where movement itself is changing.

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