Tiempo de futuros : el mañana no se predice, se diseña

We live surrounded by discourses about the future, and yet, it is increasingly difficult for us to envision it positively. From cyclical time to progress, from utopia to dystopia, from prophecy to science, the concept of the future has changed throughout the centuries. But today, amid overlapping crises, technological acceleration, and catastrophic narratives, tomorrow has become more of a source of anxiety than a horizon of possibility. Faced with paralysis and the delegation of imagination to technological or political elites, or worse still, those who believe that the only alternative is to nostalgically return to pasts that have already proven inefficient, David Alayón offers a brilliant analysis to remind us that imagining better futures is a trainable human capacity and a collective responsibility. But not only that: he also brings us a proposal. An ambitious plan, a hope, a promise.