We live in a world of fast dominant technologies. In this world we want to slow down. Capitalism and consumerism has found it’s limits. It is now time for fast technologies and slow living.
Because of the strong economical growth and overemphasizing in industrial thinking, the established institutes, government and organizations lost track of the human aspect. This is being felt in society, which is dissatisfied and agitated. We lost track of some essential human values. In a networked world where bonding between individuals plays a central role, these values become the basis. In a society where instability and attention go hand-in-hand and flexibility and ‘temporary state’ are preconditions, depth is essential. Even technology makes the leap forward to being able to sense and act upon human emotions. We see the fundamental rise of authentic attention. A world of fast technologies and slow living. It is all about slow and authentic experiences within a technological dominated world.
Trend definition: In a world of more and faster technologies and connectivity true attention is the new gold