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Every week, an exercise in imagination.
2075 is one of the largest newsletters on Substack Brazil and Monica Magalhaes's space for original writing. Every week, she connects emerging signals, research, and technological change to build provocative scenarios about possible futures.
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A scenario, written out from start to finish.
Every issue starts from a question. “What if AI were banned for kids?”, “what if money stopped coming from a paycheck?”. And it goes as far as the answer changes one of your decisions.
It's the same thread as the book 2075: stories, reflection, and method, with no trend list to memorize. It's free, and you can cancel any time.
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- Jul 25, 2026
E se: a IA fosse proibida para crianças?
What if we banned AI for kids? Our conversation isn't about whether — it's about when.
- Jul 19, 2026
E se: o dinheiro não vier mais do salário?
What if a paycheck was never the whole story? What if earning money, as we know it, is just a small part of how the world has worked for a limited stretch of time?
- Jul 12, 2026
Foresight: a mente que captura sinais
Foresight: the mind that catches signals. Reading signals serves one specific purpose — noticing change.
- Jun 14, 2026
Cenários: empresas que valem mais do que países
Scenarios: companies worth more than countries. A trillionaire is a symptom — it's worth understanding the mechanism that produces individuals worth more than entire nations.
- Jun 7, 2026
A IA não espera pelo RH
AI doesn't wait for HR. In the technology wave that most threatens the value of human labor, HR is still searching for its path.
- May 24, 2026
Os modelos de mundo e suas implicações para sociedade
World models and what they mean for society. Whoever thought AI would stay confined to language models should think again — here's what world models are.
“Monica is a reference in innovation, trends, and futurism. Our own Brazilian Amy Webb.”Dani Trolesi · (C)Alma News
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