Progress and mistakes, leaps and bounds. The path of science and technology is anything but linear. What will happen? We don't know for sure, but we can get close. We can… peek into the future. We do so with Massimo Temporelli (What Will the World Be Like When I Grow Up, Piemme). Where will the extraordinary discoveries of science take us? And what kind of people will we be when all this happens? Will we live in smart cities? Will we embrace artificial intelligence? Our planet could become a wonderful place… with a little effort from all of us. Because knowing the future means knowing something that belongs to us, and no one else. With him, Matteo Corradini.
Meeting for 3rd grade middle school and 1st-2nd grade middle school classes
Progress and mistakes, leaps and bounds. The path of science and technology is anything but linear. What will happen? We don't know for sure, but we can get close. We can… peek into the future. We do so with Massimo Temporelli (What Will the World Be Like When I Grow Up, Piemme). Where will the extraordinary discoveries of science take us? And what kind of people will we be when all this happens? Will we live in smart cities? Will we embrace artificial intelligence? Our planet could become a wonderful place… with a little effort from all of us. Because knowing the future means knowing something that belongs to us, and no one else. With him, Matteo Corradini.
Meeting for 3rd grade middle school and 1st-2nd grade middle school classes