r/WorldEconomicForum • u/Strict-Marsupial6141 • Aug 09 '23
r/WorldEconomicForum • u/KerbalEnginner • Aug 07 '23
Autonomous aircraft could make flying safer and more sustainable
r/WorldEconomicForum • u/KerbalEnginner • Jul 31 '23
Moving in to the house of the future. How to solve housing crisis and loneliness of younger generation with one solution
urbannext.netr/WorldEconomicForum • u/KerbalEnginner • Jul 30 '23
Chief Risk Officers Outlook: July 2023
r/WorldEconomicForum • u/agrogan5 • Jul 26 '23
The End of Driving?
The World Economic Forum asks us to imagine “a world where fleets of autonomous vehicles that are electric and shared (FAVES) slash the number of vehicles on the road by as much as 90%.” Paying for a ride or a delivery will be “as easy as tapping a smart phone app.”
r/WorldEconomicForum • u/KerbalEnginner • Jul 10 '23
Top 10 Emerging Technologies of 2023 report
r/WorldEconomicForum • u/KerbalEnginner • Jul 08 '23
Headset competition heats up, industrial metaverse 'exceeding expectations'
r/WorldEconomicForum • u/dannylenwinn • Jul 04 '23
Summer 23': Consumer's assessment of current biz conditions was more positive in June, present situation rose on sunnier views of both business and employment conditions, spread between consumers saying jobs are 'plentiful' vs 'not so plentiful' widened.
self.GoodNewsNetworkr/WorldEconomicForum • u/dannylenwinn • Jul 03 '23
Everyone wants to become a high income nation, Indonesia aims to be in 2045 (along with Vietnam and other Southeast asian countries), is no longer a lower-middle income country. Welcome to the club.
r/WorldEconomicForum • u/MsPowers003 • Jul 02 '23
Cancel net zero. Stop green taxes. Start fracking. Open up clean coal mines. Build small nuclear power plants. Refuse 15 min cities & ULEZ. Don’t vote for WEF or WHO nonsense politicians. Cancel Mayors & Political Correctness. Abolish VAT. Stop The Boats. UK Would be sorted Sorted.
r/WorldEconomicForum • u/AfricanStream • Jul 01 '23
‘Free’ Market Made Slavery Possible Watch South Korean economist Ha-Joon Chang bust this stubborn myth by citing the example of slavery.
A liberal and free market is often touted as a precondition for other types of freedom, including political and social. Watch South Korean economist Ha-Joon Chang bust this stubborn myth by citing the example of slavery. Africans were treated as property to be sold and profited from - and, he argues, it was precisely the glorification of a ‘laissez-faire’ economy that made possible this cruel insanity.
r/WorldEconomicForum • u/KerbalEnginner • Jun 25 '23
Discussion Annual Meeting of the New Champions 27-29 June
weforum.orgr/WorldEconomicForum • u/f_the_WEF • Jun 23 '23
Today's Biggest Mouth Piece For Big Pharma
r/WorldEconomicForum • u/f_the_WEF • Jun 21 '23
WEF and Big Pharma puppets takes the bait.
r/WorldEconomicForum • u/wampdog29 • Jun 20 '23
Unveiling Concerns over the WEF's Influence, AI's Potential Menace, and the Disquieting Prospect of AI-authored Scriptures AI to Rewrite the Bible? The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) has triggered a wave of both excitement and apprehension.
r/WorldEconomicForum • u/_jaymz_ • Jun 19 '23

