How does one engage with the arduous and existential task of long-term thinking? How can we work on civilizational durability without dissolving into ambiguities? We can’t predict the arc of history, nor can we create a checklist for an immortal civilization. As our partners at the Protocol Institute wrote eloquently on Substack: in order to build truly useful tools and frameworks for long-term thinking, we must practice: - researching, to learn what has worked in the past - prototyping, to improve upon existing protocols and create new ones - entrepreneurship, to solve distribution so that what is learned and built actually reaches the people and institutions who need it This is exactly what Long Now Labs seeks to do. Do you have a framework or tool that belongs in the future? Bring your vision to Long Now Labs. Submissions are open: Read the full post from @tmbr_ss and @denisehearn_ here: