The fourth industrial revolution, (…). But much less publicized, and yet much more disruptive, is the other side of this fourth industrial era - that of nature co-design.

There’s another industrial revolution forming, and it promises to be at least as far reaching as the ones before it.

Deep tech is being heralded as the 4th wave of innovation.

Leaders will need to be resilient, open-minded, and creative. Poetry can show them the way.

Typically developed by startups (often university spinoffs), deep technologies are notable for their novelty and potential impact, for the time and scale needed to develop them, and for the level of financing required to move from laboratory science to viable commercial product.

It is nothing new that fundamental diversity is beneficial, economically and socially.