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In This Issue     Feature: Special Letter: A Consumer's Guide: Forecasting Futurism in the Age of Information Glut   When Too Much Information Invites Darkness Information Explodes Corralling Cats Grasping for Knowledge Risk and Bias in Futurism and Forecasting Risk, Redefined Forecasting and Futurism for One Into the Future Other Works of Note  About the Author   Takeout Window SNS Opportunities and Licenses   Upcoming SNS Events & Media Links   In Other House News... How to Subscribe May I Share This Newsletter? About SNS About the Publisher Where's Mark?

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By Thad McIlroy

 

Call to Members: I've been approached by a publishing house to write a book. If you or someone you know has an agent you would like to recommend, please email me at sns@stratnews.com. Thank you.

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Publisher's Note: In this week's Special Letter, well-known publishing expert Thad McIlroy attacks the question of one's choices regarding prediction when faced with more data than can be absorbed by one person. It's an important question: do regular folks (i.e., smart people who do something else for a living) just give up on knowing what's coming next, or (no joke intended) do they just buy SNS?