Shaping the future with six senses and seven elements

Tomorrow is already yesterday... and then the future overtakes itself! From a mathematical perspective, even the most powerful computer would be overwhelmed by such a problem, because there is no solution for a data structure that has not yet come into existence. However, with a positive outlook, this statement can be further applied to real life to suggest that shaping the future today and tomorrow requires visionaries with a keen sixth sense who, with a sense of proportion, can set developments on a secure course for the benefit of all.

Experience teaches us: Stagnation is regression, but hyperactivity also triggers chaos! Of course, no one wants stagnation. Nor, however, do they want hyperactivity, which leads to uncontrollable frenzy, incalculable risks, and ultimately chaos. The golden mean between stagnation and hyperactivity—that is, activity—paired with dynamism, continuity, creativity, a sense of proportion, foresight, and social responsibility, have been and will continue to be the elements with which an environment for the benefit of all is created and, ultimately, prevents us from being overtaken by our own rear wheel. We need visionaries in all walks of life who are equipped with these elements and, ideally, possess not only the five objective senses but also the subjective sixth sense.