WIRED Magazine - July 1997, The Long Boom
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July 1997 Wired Magazine, titled "The Long Boom." It predicted 25 years of prosperity, freedom, and a better environment. Key points: Title: "The Long Boom: A History of the Future, 1980-2020" Authors: Peter Schwartz and Peter Leyden Prediction: Global economic expansion and a "civilization of civilizations" by 2020 Themes: Technology, globalization, and interconnectedness Reality: The prediction did not fully materialize, and the article is now seen as overly optimistic Impact: It remains a notable example of futurism and technological forecasting Context: Published during the dot-com boom, reflecting the era's optimism Alternative view: Some argue that elements of the "Long Boom" vision did come to pass, albeit with unforeseen consequences --- Seller Notes --- Magazine Box #15-17
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