Debates to reflect on the need to build a new social model, with ten keynote speakers and a cross-cutting perspective.
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In 2020, we have realised more than ever that our life is fragile and can be easily disrupted. The world is evolving fast, we have to keep pace with it, adapt and seek to build a better one. We need to rethink the future in all aspects of our lives, from the basics to those that the pandemic has forced us to consider, accelerate or contemplate urgently, in order to shape a new social model.
This second edition of the Telos Forum brings together, from 21 November to 6 December, leading thinkers to reflect on the events of 2020 and look to the future. In face-to-face and virtual formats, with interviews, dialogues and round tables, the forum addresses five thematic topics: geopolitics and international politics, cities and health, the future of employment and companies, science in the Arts, and the climate emergency.
For Fundación Telefónica and the Telos magazine the Telos Forum represents one of the highlights of its calendar. We are bringing together leading figures from the journal, members of its scientific committee, with renowned national and international speakers such as the historian and thinker Yuval Noah Harari, the mathematician Cathy O’Neil, the philosopher and the Princess of Asturias Prize winner Michael Sandel, and the Pulitzer Prize winner Anne Applebaum, among others. The aim is to promote multilateral debate between the different fields of the arts, science and technology and thus bear witness to a world yet to come.
The events can be followed online on the website and in person at the auditorium of Espacio Fundación Telefónica.
PROGRAMME OF EVENTS
An online interview with the Israeli historian and philosopher, Yuval Noah Harari. Virtual meeting, in full on the web.
More info“What really makes us powerful creatures is our ability to cooperate with each other on very large scales”.
Ten keynote speakers, a cross-cutting approach and five thematic pillars: geopolitics, cities and health, employment and companies, science in the Arts, and the the climate emergency.
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The Telos magazine has become a leading title in relation to the thinking on communication, technology and society.
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