futurologist

Futurologists, of course, see enormous possibilities ahead for the computer.

And my second reason is that I've come to doubt the futurologists, the people in the think tanks.

He wondered, idly, how many of the futurologists had got out.

"I'm a futurologist;" he told Joshua the first time they met.

He has also been described in the Financial Times as the "world's most famous futurologist."

Desmond eventually bought out Hammond, who moved on to writing books as a futurologist.

This isn't the free-agent nation that our futurologists are always predicting.

As a public service, then, we are pleased to provide some guidelines for deconstructing your favorite futurologists.

I'm no futurologist, but given the current economic climate I can see consumer spending refocusing on needs rather than wants pretty soon.

She could do without hearing yet another futurologist.

How could the futurologists be so wrong?

There are different scenarios, to use the term that science fiction writers and futurologists use.

This fuzzy issue had not occupied the futurologists.

But Bell himself disclaimed the role of futurologist.

I could not care less about hypothetical possibilities, and the meandering abstractions of the futurologists leave me cold.

Prediction is the business of prophets, clairvoyants, and futurologists.

Professional futurologists also hint at qualms about forecasting decades in thumbnail sketches.

He became an environmentalist and futurologist.

Futurologists employ a range of sophisticated, and sometimes mind-bogglingly complex techniques to construct their predictions.

In 1985, his play Requiem for a Futurologist was published in London.

The term was coined by futurologist Alvin Toffler in 1980.

I'm also a radio futurologist.

Would you hire these futurologists?

From 2002 to 2004 he served as a futurologist for the United States Marine Corps.

So, two weeks into the 1990's, our last decade before the millennium has been pre-programmed by trend watchers, advertisers, and futurologists.