As always our presentations are designed to maximise the value for those attending by adding to the narrative on the day. The main points were:

• Our brains evolved to deal with a different set of risks and threats than we face in a modern world. Therefore we need tools to complement our natural capabilities and offset our blindspots.
• Using OODA loops (Observe, Orientate, Decide and Act) is a useful framework to think about the future.
• We need to hold multiple possible pictures of the future in our heads and continually scan the key elements of those pictures to see what is really emerging in the world.
• A map of the landscape for each of those pictures is a useful way to think about the picture, communicate that picture to others with a common language, and to construct scanning frameworks to provide a robust methodology for thinking about and reporting on changes to the pictures.