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His academic background: Max has a degree
in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics from St. Anne’s College, Oxford
University (1984-87). He was awarded a Dean’s Fellowship in Philosophy
in 1987 by the University of Southern California. Max studied and taught
philosophy at USC with an emphasis on philosophy of mind, ethics, and
personal identity, completing his Ph.D. in 1995, with a
dissertation that
examined issues including the nature of death, and what it is about each
individual that continues despite great change over time. As a writer, Max has authored dozens of articles and papers on topics including how to improve and apply critical and creative thinking, especially about uncertain future possibilities; the ethics of biotechnology and other technologies that directly affect humans; the philosophical implications of technological transformations of human nature; and strategic futures thinking in business. He recently wrote the Proactionary Principle, and is currently working on a book, tentatively titled Beyond Caution, that responds to resurgent neophobia with a spirited yet balanced defense of progress. As a speaker, Max frequently lectures at conferences and companies, gives seminars, and engages in debates and panel discussions on issues surrounding the impact of emerging technologies. Known as a highly capable communicator, he is able to synthesize diverse areas of knowledge and communicate the results clearly and insightfully. As an organizer, Max brings together a diverse range of thinkers, scientists, philosophers, artists, and entrepreneurs to examine technological and social trends and then form individual and organizational strategies for flourishing in a time of accelerated change. As a consultant, Max (as part of the ManyWorlds team) works with companies and other organizations to improve strategic futures thinking and weave it into regular decision-making and innovation processes. This includes analyzing the interaction of technological trends, and developing strategic scenarios. The above text is provided by the Max More website. To return to the main page, please click the logo at the topic of the page or go here. Thank you! |
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