Category: Future of Trends

Malcolm Ocean is a software engineer and researcher famous for having built the productivity tool Complice. Today, he thinks about how to revolutionize interpersonal communication.

Margot Paez is a physicst and climate scientist who is currently finishing up a PhD at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Her interests and professional work lie at the intersection of economics, cryptocurrency, and energy.

Bryan Caplan is Professor of Economics at George Mason University and a New York Times Bestselling author. He's written many books, and today he is joining us to talk about his latest book, "Don't Be a Feminist".

Josh has decades of success in finance and business behind him. When he first encountered cryptocurrencies, it was immediately obvious that they represented a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to change finance forever.

After seeing firsthand how bad medical bureaucracy had become, Dr. Leah Houston turned to decentralized applications as a better way of handling physician credentialing and data management. In this episode we talk about her app, its adoption, and what it might mean for the future of healthcare.

In 2021, Nathaniel combined his formal education with his passion for bitcoin by founding OceanBit Energy. The goal of OceanBits is to use Bitcoin mining to solve the economies of scale problem that has plagued Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion for over 100 years.

Joel Sercel is an expert in engineering. Today he is the president and CEO of Trans Astronautica, where he works to make asteroid mining and manufacturing in space a reality.

Thomas and Trent look back on 100 episodes of the Futurati Podcast--and turn the video on for the first time ever! Listen to the end for a lightning round on questions that have come up often in the past 3 years.

Money has a long history, beginning with barter and leading all the way to your credit card. Kirk Hutchison founded Volt Protocol because he believes the next era of money is deflationary and disintermediated.