#ResilienceTech Briefing / June 2022

2 min readJun 28, 2022

Four Things That I’m Thinking About #ResilienceTech

Time is embodied in every notable moment of our lives by acknowledging what happens 1/ “before” 2/ “during” or 3/ “after” the event.
Bad things can unexpectedly “happen to us” when we lack preparation for an event. That’s because we ignored the “before” phase.
Traditionally, #ResilienceTech has centered around the “during” and “after” phases — or responding/recovering to/from an event.
Rapid advances in AI/ML and the growing availability of data from past events means a shift in #ResilienceTech to “before” the event.

As North America segues into hurricane, wildfire, drought, tornado, and flooding season there’s an uptick in climate change press.
But given other major events reported in the press including war, jobs, inflation, gun violence — the earth falls back into the noise.
The resurfacing of scientist Carl Sagan’s 1985 climate testimony to the U.S. Congress means his love for the “pale blue dot” lives strong.

Vasa Mihich’s cast acrylic cubes and polygonal sculptures are more fun for me than NFTs.
Orbitkey’s new ID card holder makes working on-site feel a little…