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Yoonsik, Choi

  • Posted by Tad Davis
  • On 30 June 2025
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Why do futurists’ ideas matter? Because companies that can see into the future will have more opportunities down the road.” Ted Gordon said when he came to Korea in 2017. It breaks my heart to lose a great futurist who was not only important to the world, but also to Korea.

 
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